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A buy to let mortgage is required if you will be renting the property out to someone else. A residential mortgage is required if you will be living in the property yourself.
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Please select 'remortgage' if you currently own the property and are looking for a new rate.
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Where in the UK is the property?
We need to know the location of the property as some lenders will not lend in all areas.
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A flat or apartment is defined as a set of rooms forming an individual residence within a larger building.
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What type of tenants are you looking for?
A corporate let is where a company secures the property on behalf of employees typically on a long term agreement. The tenancy agreement will be with the company and not the individual tenants.
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What type of tenants do you have?
A corporate let is where a company secures the property on behalf of employees typically on a long term agreement. The tenancy agreement will be with the company and not the individual tenants.
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Is the property made out of a material other than brick?
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What is your employment status?
This relates to your employment status at the point of application.
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Fixed rates stay the same for a specified length of time whereas a variable rate can go up or down. Tracker rates follow the Bank of England Base Rate.
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Capital and interest repayments include the repayment of the mortgage and the applicable interest. Interest only repayment plans provide you with the option to pay off just the interest for a specific time period.
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A property can be registered under a person or a limited company depending on the preference of the individual.
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What is your current residential status?
This will relate to the property in which you reside at the point of application.
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