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Case study · Portfolio landlords

£2.03m portfolio refinance at 70% LTV consolidating 22 properties onto one facility

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

Loan£2.03m
Value£2.9m combined valuation
LTV70%
TimingCompleted in 14 weeks
Case details
Property22 terraced houses and flats
LocationLiverpool and the Wirral
ClientLimited company landlord with loans spread across six lenders
ProductPortfolio landlords

The challenge

The company's loans were spread across six lenders with different end dates, making management and refinancing hard work. Several properties needed minor repairs that could affect valuations.

What we did

We approached specialist portfolio lenders that will take a large number of properties on one facility. We agreed a valuation programme and fixed the repairs before valuers visited. Some properties were valued on desktop or drive-by checks, which kept costs and time down. Early repayment charges on the existing loans were checked so the move happened at the right time.

The outcome

The portfolio moved onto one facility with one end date and a single monthly payment.

Portfolio landlord mortgagesFinance for landlords with four or more mortgaged properties, including refinancing and portfolio growth.

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