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Whats a good interest rate for a buy to let mortgage at the moment for a 105k mortgage , I have been quoted around 5.2 fixed for 2 years no set up fee. Just want to check around before signing.
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  • silvercar
    silvercar Posts: 49,643 Ambassador
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    That looks good, I'm getting 5.39 on a lifetime tracker with no redemption penalites.
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  • sconieroany
    sconieroany Posts: 144 Forumite
    I am also looking for a best buy BTL mortgage, any tips on where to find the best rates. ?
  • silvercar
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    I am also looking for a best buy BTL mortgage, any tips on where to find the best rates. ?


    See a mortgage broker. The calculations on what lenders will offer depends on so many things like the rental exceeding the mortgage paymetns by 25-35% at a set rate of interest (not the rate you pay) and loan to value ratios plus they examine your other commitments. A good broker will guide you through the minefield.

    Alternatively post on here: purchase price, rental income, mortgage required.
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  • sconieroany
    sconieroany Posts: 144 Forumite
    silvercar wrote:
    See a mortgage broker. The calculations on what lenders will offer depends on so many things like the rental exceeding the mortgage paymetns by 25-35% at a set rate of interest (not the rate you pay) and loan to value ratios plus they examine your other commitments. A good broker will guide you through the minefield.

    Alternatively post on here: purchase price, rental income, mortgage required.

    Thanks for you help.

    Purchace price £79000, Rental income £450 PM, Motgage £67000.

    I will phone London & Country Mortgages on Monday for advice as they scoured the marked for my own mortgage last year, but a deal with no set up charges for two or three years as with the original poster sounds good.

    Does anyone know of a forum for BTL landlords for advice, best buys, insurance and the like, I have had a search but had no luck, I use forums for everything else so I presume there must be some for BTL.

    Thanks again.
  • silvercar
    silvercar Posts: 49,643 Ambassador
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    With those figures you should have no problem getting a standard BTL mortgage. Choose from some of the "best buy" tables around. As long as the valuation comes in at the purchase price you should be OK.

    (Your getting a better yield than me!)

    As for a forum, I've seen the BTL board on https://www.singingpig.co.uk. Its very quiet, but a lot of expert advice. the rla have also got a forum but again its quiet.
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  • sconieroany
    sconieroany Posts: 144 Forumite
    Thanks again for your time.
  • sconieroany
    sconieroany Posts: 144 Forumite
    paulsm wrote:
    Whats a good interest rate for a buy to let mortgage at the moment for a 105k mortgage , I have been quoted around 5.2 fixed for 2 years no set up fee. Just want to check around before signing.

    Can you tell me the lender that quoted you those figures ?

    Thanks.
  • herbiesjp
    herbiesjp Posts: 8,499 Forumite
    Can you tell me the lender that quoted you those figures ?

    Thanks.

    Just a point - It may be a re-mortgage deal the OP has been offered as opposed to a purchase deal - maybe the OP could clarify
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  • itsakidsworld
    itsakidsworld Posts: 556 Forumite
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    Company I use have just sent me a leaflet with a two year fixed rate of 5.25% until 31 August 2008, 3 year fixed at 5.3%.

    I thought this was great. I am currently tied into the 3 year deal which at the time was 5.99% so the months cannot come quick enough for me (providing rates do not go up!!)

    I will name the company if it is ok to do so and anybody is interested?
  • sconieroany
    sconieroany Posts: 144 Forumite
    Company I use have just sent me a leaflet with a two year fixed rate of 5.25% until 31 August 2008, 3 year fixed at 5.3%.

    I thought this was great. I am currently tied into the 3 year deal which at the time was 5.99% so the months cannot come quick enough for me (providing rates do not go up!!)

    I will name the company if it is ok to do so and anybody is interested?

    Please PM me.
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