Buy-To-Let Mortgages On Offer
Based On Rental Income
There is good news for UK based property investors looking for a buy-to-let mortgage as lenders are beginning to understand how landlords make profit from property. Now one lender is taking the lead and offering buy-to-let mortgages based on rental income without worrying about a borrowers […]
Buy-To-Let Mortgages On Offer
Based On Rental Income
There is good news for UK based property investors looking for a buy-to-let mortgage as lenders are beginning to understand how landlords make profit from property. Now one lender is taking the lead and offering buy-to-let mortgages based on rental income without worrying about a borrowers personal income.
Mortgage lender, BM Solutions, part of the Lloyds banking group, has removed their minimum £25,000 (GBP) income requirement from all of their buy-to-let mortgages.
Instead, the lender will make a buy-to-let mortgage offer based on the potential rental income expected to be generated by the rental property purchase, rather than being based on a borrower’s employed earnings.
The BM Solutions Buy-To-Let mortgage affordability calculation remains at 125% of the rental income, but the overall lending criteria have been tightened.
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In the UK private rented sector, the average rent for a residential property now stands at a staggering £777 (GBP) per month across the whole of the country but there are some regional differences.
Private sector rents in Greater London rose by 6.7% during the last 12 months to reach a regional average of £1,224 […]
In the UK private rented sector, the average rent for a residential property now stands at a staggering £777 (GBP) per month across the whole of the country but there are some regional differences.
Private sector rents in Greater London rose by 6.7% during the last 12 months to reach a regional average of £1,224 (GBP) per calendar month (pcm).
In stark contrast, PRS tenants in the North-East living in similar sized properties are paying an average rent of just £512 (GBP) pcm.
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