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Multi-Unit Mortgages

Mortgages for blocks of flats

  • 80% Loan to Value (LTV) mortgages available
  • 100% Loan to Value (LTV) available with additional security
  • No Minimum Income Required
  • No Maximum Age Requirements
  • Personal or Limited Company finance available
  • Interest-Only Mortgages Available
  • Ex-Pat & Foreign National Clients for UK Properties
  • Second Charge Finance Available

Multi-Unit Finance Explained

In the context of multi-unit finance, the focus is on properties that may contain more than one dwelling or unit but are financed under a single loan or financing arrangement. This can be especially important for Landlords looking to scale their portfolios or finance larger developments. A Multi-unit typically means a block of flats on one freehold title. It can be simpler, easier and more cost-effective to get one mortgage as opposed to getting several different mortgages on the same property. Blocks of flats range anywhere between 2 flats anywhere up to 100+ flats or more on a single Freehold Title

How Multi-Unit Finance Works?

Loan Structure: When applying for multi-unit finance, the borrower typically presents the property as a whole (with multiple units) and applies for a loan based on the total value and income potential of the property. Property Valuation: A professional Redbook Valuation is normally required, where the lender will assess the potential rental income from each unit and the overall condition of the property. Cash Flow Consideration: Since multi-unit properties can produce multiple streams of rental income, lenders often consider the property’s overall cash flow as part of the assessment process.

So why choose a Multi-Unit Mortgage

  Renting out long term: The number one reason for a Multi-unit mortgage is if you plan on keeping the flats for renting out long term   Lenders Exposure Limits: You do not encounter issues with buy to let lenders who will have exposure limits meaning they will only accept a 40% share of the block. For example in a block of 12 flats, a traditional buy to let lender will not accept anymore than 4 flats (40%). A Multi-unit lender will be able to lend against all 12 flats and will only require the freehold of the building.   Simplicity: You don't need to go to the expense of splitting the titles which could save you thousands of pounds

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