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Buy to Let Mortgages
Buy-to-Let mortgages (or investment mortgages) are for designed for the borrower who wants to let their property out to generate a rental income.
The lending criteria and mortgage deals are often significantly different to typical residential mortgages. Its therefore key to really research the market and do the calculations upfront.
The lending criteria and mortgage deals are often significantly different to typical residential mortgages. Its therefore key to really research the market and do the calculations upfront.
Speak to a
member of our team
member of our team
029 2069 5443
With over 77 offices across the country, all specialising in lettings and providing Guaranteed Rent, Northwood are perfectly placed to help our Buy-to-Let investors find the right mortgage solution for them.
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As we are not tied to any one particular lender, you can be sure that you are accessing the best offer for you, based on your particular Buy-to-Let mortgage needs.
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Just click below and search on-line for the buy to let mortgage scheme that best suits your financial circumstances. Alternatively, just call our expert Support Team on 02920-695443.
Our support team have an in-depth, up-to-the-minute knowledge of the products available on the market and the current lending criteria via a dedicated telephone helpline. They will also deal directly with the lender on your behalf to ensure that your application is processed as efficiently as possible.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. The Financial Services Authority does not regulate some forms of mortgage.








