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Case study · Let-to-buy mortgages

£168,000 let-to-buy at 70% LTV for a couple relocating from Birmingham for work

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

Loan£168,000
Value£240,000 flat valuation
LTV70%
TimingCompleted in 8 weeks
Case details
PropertyOne-bedroom city-centre flat
LocationJewellery Quarter, Birmingham
ClientCouple moving north for a new job, keeping their first home as a rental
ProductLet-to-buy mortgages

The challenge

The couple's first flat was in a large modern block where some lenders limit exposure. They also needed to be sure the new residential lender would accept the let-to-buy commitment in their affordability.

What we did

We chose a let-to-buy lender comfortable with the block and confirmed the expected rent with a local letting agent. We prepared the residential application at the same time, showing the new rental income and mortgage as part of their finances. A clean, consistent picture across both lenders avoided questions at underwriting.

The outcome

The let-to-buy completed alongside their new purchase, and a tenant moved in the following month.

Let-to-buy mortgagesLet your current home and buy your next one, with two mortgages arranged together.

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Important: Most buy-to-let mortgages are not regulated by the FCA. Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments, and a receiver of rent may be appointed.

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