85% LTV at 110% interest cover Buy to Let – InterBay Commercial

85% LTV at 110% interest cover Buy to Let – InterBay Commercial

13:05 PM, 23rd January 2014, About 11 years ago 16

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InterBay Commercial part of OneSavings Bank plc group have introduced a new Buy to Let range and of real interest for the market is an 85% Loan to Value product stress tested at 110% interest cover on the pay rate.

This means that the amount you can borrow  is worked out by the monthly rental income needing to be 110% of the monthly interest only payment subject to the 85% maximum LTV.

E.g. max loan = monthly rental income x 12, divided by pay rate %, divided by 110%

Therefore in this example: max loan = rent x12, divided by 6.1%, divided by 110%

or as an easy calculation max loan = monthly rent x 178.83 (this is very competitive considering the high 85% LTV)

The product:

  • 6.1% Libor Tracker = 3 month Libor (min rate 0.75%) plus 5.35% for the term
  • Maximum 85% LTV
  • 2% arrangement fee (additional 1% fee if loan below £75,000)
  • HMOs and New build flats maximum 75% LTV
  • Interest Only available up to a maximum 10 year term, but available for longer with a 0.5% rate loading
  • Early repayment charge 3% for first 5 years and 1% for the life of the loan
  • Minimum 2 years BTL experience (no First time landlords)
  • Available to individuals, limited companies, LLPs and Partnerships
  • Max loan size £1million

This now gives an alternative for Buy to Let investors at 85% LTV if your circumstances do not fit criteria for Kent Reliance who offer a similar product at 4.89% two year discount, with a 2.5% fee and you can borrow 192 times monthly rental income. However the reversion rate after 2 years is currently 6.58% so may not be as good value over a longer term if rates stay low.

I have been told that Interbay use a more flexible commercial approach to Buy to Let lending which could be an advantage in more complicated situations.

InterBay Commercial will only deal with authorised introducers and not the general public.

For assistance with this or any property finance requirements please, call us on 01603 489118 or email info@property118.com

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Simone Gilks (Mortgage Adviser)

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11:36 AM, 24th January 2014, About 11 years ago

Anthony, there are many great rates out there at the moment starting at around 2.49% for 60% LTV or 3.85% for 75% LTV but please do take advice first.

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12:16 PM, 24th January 2014, About 11 years ago

I guess this product is probably timed about right in the property cycle (ie: we should be in for a few years of price rises to reduce the LTV over time)

I think they will need to be ready to pull the plug in time, as 85% and 110% coverage feels rather tight to me. Aren't these around the limits Mortgage Express had - they pulled the plug on the product too late which did neither them nor their mortgagors any good.

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16:56 PM, 24th January 2014, About 11 years ago

Hi Simone

You have said "There are at present several lenders who offer 85% LTV on BTL" - apart from KRBS and Interbay (who of course are both sister companies under OneSavings Bank anyway) would you kindly reply and say who the other BTL lenders are that offer 85%LTV?

Many thanks

DC

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18:04 PM, 24th January 2014, About 11 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "Simone Gilks Adv CeMAP, CeCM" at "23/01/2014 - 15:53":

Hi Simone
I would love to know the basic criteria, as I’m sure other people would, which is why I asked on this forum rather than by going through an intermediary. As you can see from other responses there are basic questions that would preclude the need to pursue this lender further.
The pertinent points would include whether there is a minimum earning limit, if there are any restrictions on the amount of BTL mortgages a potential applicant already has, whether they will lend if you already own a neighbouring property etc.
Perhaps you can just highlight these basics and also include those other lenders’ that offer above the usual 75% LTV BTL products too?
Many thanks DC

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18:26 PM, 24th January 2014, About 11 years ago

DC

I can say that with Interbay there is NO minimum earning limit which is why its so attractive but it does have a higher rate than the others, due to probably this very factor. Risk carry's a higher rate...Maybe ?

Neighbouring property- well I had this in Cambridge the other day with a lender and they said a big fat NO because in case you knocked through both houses and turned them into one...how funny is that?

BUT - if you really want to know all of the underwriting answers we would be here for ever and I wouldn't have a job!. I did however provide property118 with the main details for this product which we receive in a pdf - the rest we have to ask.

More than happy to take enquiries and go and find things out for you...No Problem.

many thanks as

Howard Reuben Cert CII (MP) CeRER

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13:11 PM, 25th January 2014, About 11 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "Simone Gilks Adv CeMAP, CeCM" at "24/01/2014 - 18:26":

Hi Simone - would you please advise of the several lenders who offer 85% LTV BTL mortgages please? Thanks.

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