Mortgage Calculators Buy-to-Let Mortgage Calculator

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Buy-to-Let Mortgage Calculator

Find out how much you could borrow for a buy-to-let property based on the expected rental income. Enter your property details below to see your potential borrowing and investment returns.
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Most buy-to-let lenders require a minimum 25% deposit. Your deposit is currently below this threshold.
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You could borrow up to:

Based on your rental income and a LTV cap, repaid over years.

Estimated Profitability
Rental Income:
Monthly Profit:
Investment Summary
Gross Yield % Before Mortgage
Net Yield % After Mortgage
ICR Achieved - % ( the % threshold)
LTV
Loan Amount

Loan Amount: Property value minus your deposit, capped at 75% LTV.

Interest Coverage Ratio (ICR): Lenders require your rental income to cover the mortgage interest by a certain margin. Basic rate (20%) taxpayers typically need 125% coverage, while higher rate (40%+) taxpayers need 145%. We use a 5.5% stress test rate for this calculation.

Mortgage Payment: For interest-only mortgages, your monthly payment covers interest only - the full loan is repaid at the end of the term. For repayment mortgages, your monthly payment includes both interest and capital, so the loan is paid off gradually over the term.

Gross Yield: Annual rental income divided by property value, expressed as a percentage.

Net Yield: Annual rental income minus annual mortgage payments, divided by property value.

These figures are estimates. Actual lending decisions depend on your personal circumstances, credit history, and individual lender criteria.

Ready to speak to a mortgage broker?

These figures are estimates. For a personalised assessment and access to the best buy-to-let mortgage rates, speak to a qualified mortgage broker.

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Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any other debt secured on it.

If you are thinking of consolidating existing borrowing you should be aware that you may be extending the terms of the debt and increasing the total amount you repay.

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