Equity finance for buy to let landlords

Equity finance for buy to let landlords

17:56 PM, 1st November 2013, About 11 years ago

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Equity Finance for buy to let landlords

In this article I will explain the fundamental difference between equity finance for buy to let landlords and traditional buy to let mortgages facilities. Equity finance for buy to let landlords

Both are mortgages which are secured by a legal charge over a property.

Until recently, only traditional buy to let mortgage finance where interest or interest and capital are repaid monthly have been available. This type of finance is usually secured by a first legal charge over the property, also known as a mortgage.

Equity finance has tended only to be available to blue chip companies but that’s all changing. It’s now possible for landlords to secure equity finance on their buy to let property portfolio or even their own home and without even having to remortgage.

Equity finance doesn’t attract interest at all. In fact, there are no monthly payments whatsoever. Instead, the lender takes a stake in the capital appreciation of the property, typically at the end of the loan term or when the property is sold or refinanced. Additionally, equity finance can be secured by either a first or a second legal charge, hence it can be used as top up finance.

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