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Buy-to-let & Commercial

Portfolio Buy-to-Let

'To Let' estate agent sign on residential street

What is a Portfolio Landlord?

The Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA) definition of a portfolio landlord is "borrowers with four or more distinct mortgaged buy-to-let properties, either together or separately, in aggregate."

If you fall into this category, it will mean lenders need to carry out additional checks when underwriting your mortgage application, these include:

• Your property investment experience
• The gross amount of your mortgage borrowing across all properties
• Your assets and liabilities, including tax liability
• Historical and future expected cash flow from your portfolio
• All other sources of income

Many full time or professional landlords – those who make their income primarily from rental property – will fall under this bracket, and will need to apply for portfolio landlord mortgages instead of standard buy to let mortgages.


How can we help?

Jordan Lynch has been arranging mortgages for portfolio landlords since 2006. We take the time to get a detailed understanding of your portfolio and long term aims and will then provide you with a tailored solution that fits your plans. We have a wide range of lenders who are able to support portfolio landlords and use our connections with these lenders to get you the most cost-effective terms available. Whether it is a single loan secured against multiple properties or individual mortgages across the portfolio, we will take care of the hard work for you. We can also work alongside your accountant to ensure you find the right balance between tax efficiency and long term value for money on your assets.

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