Holiday Let Mortgages
Looking to secure a holiday let mortgage? Kingsbridge Specialist Finance can help.
Owning a holiday let property is a rewarding investment, and securing the right financing is essential. The holiday let mortgages we advise on cater to investors looking to purchase or refinance holiday homes. We understand the specific affordability requirements of this market and can advise on the best product that will maximise cash flow or working capital, as your needs dictate.
What are Holiday Let Mortgages?
Holiday let mortgages, also known as short-term rental mortgages, are mortgages specifically designed for investors who want to buy properties with the intention of renting them out on a short-term basis for holidays.
These mortgages are designed specifically for the holiday let market, where properties are typically rented out for a few days or weeks at a time.
What are the key factors involved with mortgages for serviced accommodation?
This sector has some specific aspects to consider, namely;
- The predicted rental income that the property will generate.
- How many weeks rental will be likely be achieved.
- What demand exists in the area for the type of accommodation offered?
- How the property will be managed.
- How the property will be advertised.
- Mortgage rates for Holiday Lets will also be higher than normal residential mortgage rates.
Affordability is calculated from the predicted rental and lenders will all have a slightly different approach to the calculation, making it really important to engage with a broker that understands the nuances. Like us!
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Your Home (or property) may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or any other debts secured on it.
Some forms of Buy to Let mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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