The Nottingham allows buy-to-let lending on flats

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Following broker feedback, the Nottingham for Intermediaries has added buy-to-let flats to its lending criteria.

The Nottingham’s lending criteria for buy-to-let flats is as follows:

  • Up to 65% LTV
  • £500,000 maximum loan
  • 35-year maximum term
  • Minimum property valuation of £100,000
  • Maximum ten floors in a block – flats above the fourth floor need lift access
  • Flats/studios need to have a minimum of 35 square metres
  • Acceptable properties must be a minimum of two years old and been previously occupied
  • Leasehold only (minimum 85 years unexpired lease on application)

Nikki Warren-Dean (pictured), head of intermediary sales for the Nottingham for Intermediaries, said: “Our business development managers across the country relayed that brokers were increasingly asking for us to consider lending against buy-to-let flats.

“That feedback, twinned with the strategic pillar of the Nottingham to grow and reward our membership, led to the decision to add buy-to-let flats to our criteria.

“It is also fantastic news for landlords and mortgage advisers looking to take advantage of our rental calculation of 160% at 4.25%.”

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