Tag: Loan to Value
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New 85% LTV bridging loan product
A Loan to Value of 85% is now possible with Lendinvest, including fees and 12-month roll-up interest of 1.09% per month.
Below is a...
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News Flash – 80% LTV available on New Build Flats!!
Ever since the Credit Crunch it has been very hard to finance new build flats on Buy to Let mortgages with lenders criteria either...
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Loan To Value or Loan To Purchase Price?
Hi everyone
Are there any BTL lenders that lend against the property valuation rather than the lower purchase price? For example, if...
![Kent Reliance Buy to Let no minimum income and 85%!](https://www.property118.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Kent-Reliance-Buy-to-Let.jpg)
Kent Reliance Buy to Let no minimum income and 85%!
Kent Reliance Buy to Let have withdrawn their minimum income criteria of Ā£25,000 even for 85% Loan to Value.
However this does not...
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Consent to Let – Should I tell my residential lende...
“Should I obtain consent to let” has been a very common question over the years asked by both accidental landlords and...
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Shared Appreciation Mortgages for Buy to Let Landlords
A radical shared appreciation mortgage product for buy to let landlords is soon to be launched.
The detailed criteria is yet to be...
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Rics want a 5% annual price rise cap
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) want a 5% annual price rise cap for houses that triggers restrictions on mortgageĀ ...