Landlords Calculate Maximum Loan Based on Rent for 50+ Lenders
Lenders providing maximum buy to let loans based on property type for a purchase in a Limited Company. For 2 & 5 year rates*.
For other tax rates and client types use the calculator.
- Calculation: Property value: £450,000 / Rent: £1600 / LTV: 75% / Term: 25 y / Purchase type: LTD Co / Applicant: Experienced landlord.
Only true Buy to Let Calculator with real time rates and fees
What you see is what you get for your mortgage.
- Calculate maximum loan for rent.
- Compare rate and monthly pay for the loan
- Obtain the lender fee.
- Calculate loan based on property type – Single unit, HMO, Multi-Unit block, Holiday home / Air BnB.
- Find rate & fee for Limited Company or Individuals.
- Remortgage or new product with no additional borrowing – find higher borrowing level.
- All type off clients checked – Experienced landlord, First Time landlord, Expat, First time / Student landlord, Let & Buy.
- Refinance from Bridging – find loan available.
Free consultation to discuss your mortgage needs – contact us
Find your best lender on our Full Calculator. Identify Lender, Fee, Pay Rate and Monthly Payments instantly.
Sample of lenders for 5 year fixed rates. Based on property value: £500,000, Rent: £1600, LTV: 75% for a Basic rate tax payer. Also available for 2 year fixed.
How much can you borrow on your rental income?
The maximum loan differs based on following criteria.
Check your borrowing level now
You can use the Buy to Let loan calcuator to see your borrowing level. The Calculator is whole market and will give results from over 50 lenders.
Subscription option available to find names of all the lenders. Giving you all the knowledge a broker would have. So before you visit a broker check the loan, the rates, fees and the lender.
What Our Clients Say
/
Lender – Highest Loan HMOs
Capital Home Loans
Lowest Rate Single Unit in LTD Co
BM Soluctions
Our Expertise – 25 years in the mortgage industry
Our advice is based on experience gained from 25 years in mortgage market. We have seen lenders come and go, new type of buy to let products, financial crashes and their recovery, property crashes and the recovery, 0.5% rates, Brexit.