Semi-Commercial & Commercial Buy-to-Let Mortgages: All You Need to Know
What are Semi-Commercial & Commercial Buy-to-Let Mortgages?
Commercial BTL mortgages are specialist mortgages designed specifically for landlords investing in commercial properties. Obvious examples may include offices, retail spaces, or warehouses. Our commercial BTL mortgages bring bridging like speed and flexibility to the market, allowing investors to jump on any commercial opportunities they find with confidence. They also have many features that support a range of borrower circumstances, with tools available to maximize a borrower’s loan size, cover various interest repayment plans, and support property investors with complicated backgrounds.
How do Semi-Commercial & Commercial Buy-to-Let Mortgages work?
Our Semi-Commercial & Commercial Buy-To-Let Mortgages follow a similar process to our residential mortgages. Following an enquiry, an assigned underwriter will gather a few initial details on the investment, and provide indicative terms. From here, we will get a DIP issued, complete the valuation process, get the legal documentation wrapped up, and, deliver funding.
All our mortgages are underwritten from day one, with underwriters who do the majority of the leg work on behalf of the broker. Our semi-commercial BTL mortgages are issued on a 10-year term, for properties where the space will have a residential element of 50% or more. For our commercial BTL mortgages, the commercial element must be over 50%. Again, commercial funding is available on a 10-year maximum term.
What can Semi-Commercial & Commercial Buy-To-Let Mortgages be used for?
The Semi-Commercial & Commercial Buy-to-Let funding can be put towards a variety of property types, while accommodating a broad range of circumstances. Our funding is there for individual borrowers, trading companies, owner-occupiers, LLPs, SPVs and Trusts, and more.
Property wise, our mortgages can be used for typical options such as pubs and hotels, but also more niche properties, including Multi Unit Freehold Blocks, holiday lets, and mixed-use buildings.