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Case study · Commercial mortgages

£422,500 commercial mortgage at 65% LTV for a restaurant owner buying its freehold

Illustrative example based on the type of case we arrange, not a specific client.

Loan£422,500
Value£650,000 purchase price
LTV65%
TimingCompleted in 11 weeks
Case details
PropertyFreehold restaurant with a staff flat above
LocationLeicester city centre
ClientFamily-run restaurant business trading for six years
ProductCommercial mortgages

The challenge

Hospitality is seen as higher risk by many commercial lenders. The business's profits dipped two years ago and have since recovered.

What we did

We presented three years of accounts with a clear explanation of the dip and the recovery since. We approached lenders with hospitality experience and appetite for trading businesses. The flat above added to the lender's comfort on value.

The outcome

The family bought the freehold, swapping rent for a mortgage that builds equity in their premises.

Commercial mortgagesFinance to buy or refinance offices, shops, warehouses and other business or investment premises.

Learn more

Important: Commercial mortgages and most business finance are not regulated by the FCA. Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on loans secured against it.

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