Get a secured loan on your buy to let property
Secured loans on buy to let properties.
- Individuals and LTD accepted
- Interest only options available
- Automated valuations accepted
- Individuals and LTD accepted
- Interest only options available
- Automated valuations accepted
- Individuals and LTD accepted
- Interest only options available
- Automated valuations accepted
Lending decisions are based on lending criteria and, where applicable, subject to credit check and an assessment of individual circumstances.
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What makes us different
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Trusted
With 50 years of lending experience under our belts, you can trust us to get things right for you. -
Open-minded
Unlike many, we lend on properties like ex-council properties, high-rise flats and those made of non-standard materials. -
Common sense
You're more than a credit score. If the sums show that you can afford the property, we do our best to make it happen. -
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Our Buy to Let secured loan key facts
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£2.5m
Borrow up to £2.5m -
8.84%
Rates from 8.84%/annum -
75%
Borrow up to 75%* of the property's value -
Payment options
Fixed rate and variable options available
Consolidating unsecured debts with secured lending may increase the amount repaid overall.
Invest in property with a buy to let secured loan
Spotted the perfect buy-to-let investment, but don't have a deposit to hand? Or want to renovate an existing rental property?
If you've built up enough equity in your rental property, you can use a secured loan (also known as a second charge buy-to-let mortgage) to secure extra borrowing to raise a deposit for a new buy-to-let opportunity, or invest in refurbishment work.
This may work better for you than remortgaging, if you've already got a great mortgage deal on a property that you don't want to give up.
You'll make payments on your secured loan and your buy-to-let mortgage each month, so we'll double check you can afford everything. And because we have a flexible, common-sense approach, we can take into account all of your income, including rent on an existing portfolio – not just the projected rent on the new property.
We can consider applications from all sorts of landlords – whether you're operating as an individual, or a limited company. And we won't place any limits on the size or value of your portfolio.
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If you've built up enough equity in your rental property, you can use a secured loan (also known as a second charge buy-to-let mortgage) to secure extra borrowing to raise a deposit for a new buy-to-let opportunity, or invest in refurbishment work.
This may work better for you than remortgaging, if you've already got a great mortgage deal on a property that you don't want to give up.
You'll make payments on your secured loan and your buy-to-let mortgage each month, so we'll double check you can afford everything. And because we have a flexible, common-sense approach, we can take into account all of your income, including rent on an existing portfolio – not just the projected rent on the new property.
We can consider applications from all sorts of landlords – whether you're operating as an individual, or a limited company. And we won't place any limits on the size or value of your portfolio.
Common questions about secured loans for buy to let properties
How long does it take to get a buy to let secured loan?
On average, it takes around 4-5 weeks to get a secured buy to let loan, however there are a number of factors which could influence this, meaning it could take a little bit longer.
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Loans offered by Together Commercial Finance Limited are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.