Buy to Let for a Limited Company | Commercial mortgages | YBS
We provide mortgages for the purpose of purchasing, remortgaging or capital-raising against residential investment property owned via a limited company or limited liability partnership.
We lend against purchase price, open market vacant possession, or investment valuation - whichever is lowest.
- UK Limited Companies
- Limited Liability Partnerships
- New/existing SPVs & Trading Businesses
- Houses
- Flats
- Bungalows
- Multi-Unit Freehold Blocks (MUFBs)
We provide:
- Loan terms from 5 to 25 years
- Loans from £500,000 up to £20,000,000 maximum per portfolio.
- Up to 75% LTV
- Repayment, part & part and interest only payment options
- No compulsory insurance arrangements (fees and conditions apply)
- No requirement to transfer your business bank account
Criteria & important info
Fees & Charges
Early repayment charges
You can pay off your mortgage early whenever you want, but you will have to pay an Early Repayment Charge if you repay all or part of your mortgage within a specified period. Additional interest will be payable in the event of early redemption of the mortgage. Please contact Commercial Lending on 01733 372 425 to discuss what Early Repayment Charges are applicable to our products.
FAQ's
It all depends on what your plans are for the flat.
If the residential part is less than 40% of the whole property, then you can take out a commercial mortgage, regardless of what you intend to do with the flat.
If the flat is more than 40% of the total area and you are intending to let the flat out on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy, you can still have a commercial mortgage.
On the other hand, if the flat is more than 40% of the total area and you or your immediate family plan to live in the flat, you may need to consider a residential mortgage which is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). In which case, unfortunately, we would be unable to help you.
Yes, our Corporate BTL product is suitable for properties which do not require either mandatory or local authority licencing. If you do require a licence, check out our HMO product here.