Airbnb and buy to let mortgages for ex-pat investors

Airbnb and buy to let mortgages for ex-pat investors


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There’s more evidence of ex-pats re-entering the buy to let and holiday let markets.

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The Cambridge Building Society has introduced three buy to let mortgage products to help UK expatriates living and working overseas, buy rental or holiday let properties in England and Wales.

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They are a two-year Fixed Rate and a two-year Discounted mortgage at 3.64 per cent and a five-year Fixed Rate mortgage at 3.84 per cent.

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All are offered without application fees. There is no completion fee on the two-year Discounted and £1,999 completion fees on the Fixed Rate products.

 

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The Cambridge’s project manager, Dan Barker, says: “These products offer competitive rates, and increased choice, as well as the opportunity to add completion fees to the loan. And as we assess all applications on a case by case basis, we can offer as much flexibility as possible.”

These products are available for experienced landlords who have a maximum of three mortgaged rental properties and who are not deemed portfolio landlords.

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Loans can be considered up to 75 per cent loan to value, between £20,000 and £750,000 and are available for purchases, remortgages, product switches and further advances.

Holiday lets are available up to £500,000, including Airbnb properties and for borrowers who occupy the property for up to a maximum of 90 days a year.

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