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Case study · Multi-unit freehold blocks

£2.08m at 65% LTV on a ten-flat freehold block in Hackney for a family company

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

Loan£2.08m
Value£3.2m purchase price
LTV65%
TimingCompleted in 12 weeks
Case details
PropertyPurpose-built freehold block of ten flats
LocationHackney, East London
ClientFamily investment company with one shareholder living overseas
ProductMulti-unit freehold blocks

The challenge

The loan size and overseas shareholder narrowed the lender options. Two of the flats were on long leases sold off by a previous owner, which complicated the security.

What we did

We approached specialist lenders comfortable with larger blocks, overseas shareholders and mixed tenure. The lender took security over the freehold and the eight let flats, with the two sold leases reflected in the valuation. We prepared a full company structure chart and source-of-funds pack for the overseas shareholder.

The outcome

The family company completed at 65% LTV, leaving room in the deal for future works.

Multi-unit freehold block mortgagesFinance for freehold blocks of flats on one title, from small conversions to larger blocks.

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