How does a buy-to-let remortgage work?

Buy-to-let remortgages work like other kinds of mortgage agreement, and plans can be offered on an interest-only basis. This means the initial amount you borrow will only be repaid at the end of the mortgage deal, whilst monthly repayments are used to cover the interest.

Like a buy-to-let mortgage, remortgage agreements typically use the rental income to cover the monthly costs.

By changing the terms of your current mortgage, you could be offered lower rates and repayment options, or raise more money to put towards investment in additional property. However, by releasing another lump sum, you could end up paying back for longer than your original agreement.

Reasons to remortgage

If you’re making future plans or looking to expand your portfolio, remortgaging your existing buy-to-let properly may be worth considering. Remortgaging means agreeing new terms with your lender, or another provider. It’s often used to renegotiate payment terms or borrow more.

How does a buy-to-let remortgage work?

Buy-to-let remortgage rates

When remortgaging your property, potential lenders will consider both rental payments and your own private income to determine what rate to charge.

To provide some of the best buy-to-let remortgages, we work closely with a range of lenders, taking your situation into consideration when helping you choose a mortgage.

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How much can I borrow?

You can borrow an amount between £5,000 and £1,000,000, based on your financial history and current circumstances.

Am I eligible for a buy-to-let remortgage?

Whether or not you’re eligible for a loan will depend on the requirements of the lender. Your eligibility will depend on several factors, such as:

Another consideration is whether you can cover the mortgage costs of multiple properties, should that apply to you.

How much can I borrow?

Applying for a buy-to-let remortgage

At Norton Finance, our goal is to assist people across all types of financial situations. Before starting our easy, online application process, it’s important to know how much you can afford to borrow and what repayment plan is best for you.

Using our online buy-to-let remortgage calculator, you can estimate what your repayments might look like to help you decide whether remortgaging is the right choice. If you’re considering borrowing to purchase another buy-to-let property, it’s worth considering that you’ll need a 15 - 25% deposit.

Applying for a buy-to-let remortgage

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Fill out our online form for your personalised rates

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Get the remortgage that best suits your circumstances

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Frequently asked questions

FAQ’s

If you’re looking to borrow more money with your current lender, or agree a better payment plan, you usually don’t need a solicitor. However, if you’re remortgaging with another lender, you will usually need their services.

A valuation is required, as the worth of the property is used to assess how much you can borrow.

Outstanding balances can be paid off at any point during your agreement. However, it’s worth bearing in mind that some lenders will charge an Early Repayment Fee if you decide to pay off the balance in full before the deadline.

Pick a repayment plan that suits you, with terms of between one and 40 years available.

We get our commission from the lender not the customer. We may charge a broker fee of £995.00 and for customers who require a specialist lender, we will charge a fee of 12.5% of the loan amount capped at a maximum of £4950 for our services.