Investment property

We provide mortgages for the purpose of purchasing, remortgaging or capital-raising against commercial and semi-commercial properties that are rented as investments.

YBS Commercial Mortgages lends against the lower of purchase price and the open market vacant possession or investment valuation.

We are able to lend to the following Borrower types:

• Individuals / Partnerships
• UK Limited Companies
• Limited Liability Partnerships

We consider the following property types as suitable security:

• Industrial units, factories and warehouses
• Offices
• Retail units
• Public Houses (subject to additional criteria)

All loans are subject to status and secured against property. Sometimes, other additional security may be required. We do not lend to offshore companies.

Your interest rate will be linked to the Bank of England Base Rate, or you can choose from a range of fixed rates (early repayment charges, an arrangement fee and other fees will usually apply).

We provide:

• Loan terms from 5 to 25 years
• Loans from £100,000 up to £10,000,000 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

For more information you can call us on 0333 414 1171.

Our 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.

Fees and charges

For a full list of our mortgage charges and a description of when these may apply, you can download our guide to fees and charges here (76 KB) .

FAQ

I am buying a commercial property for my business that has a flat above it. Can I take out a commercial mortgage, even though some of the property is residential?

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.

Other commercial mortgages

Business Owner Occupier

Mortgages for profitable businesses.

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Buy to Let - Limited Company

Designed for buying a residential property to rent out, or one which is let already, through your Limited Company or LLP.

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