60% HMO Buy to Let Mortgage Rate Tables

Our Best 60% HMO buy to let mortgage tables are updated daily for the most up to date buy to let mortgage rates available in the UK. The buy to let mortgages below are the lowest 60% LTV HMO mortgage rates on the market with early redemption penalties. If you have any questions about the HMO buy to let mortgage & remortgage schemes below contact us with any queries.

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The APRC quoted is representative and for example purposes, it is based on a £200,000 property with a £120,000 loan over 25 years equating to 300 monthly payments. Best buys are based on the Go Direct representative whole of market panel of lenders.

Explore HMO mortgage rates and criteria

Compare 60% LTV HMO mortgage options alongside fixed periods, other LTV choices and specialist HMO lending criteria. Different lenders assess shared properties in different ways. Compare our 2-year fixed HMO mortgage rates and 5-year fixed HMO mortgage rates, or choose an LTV below. If you are unsure whether your property needs specialist lending, our small HMO mortgage guide explains when standard buy-to-let may be possible, while our large HMO mortgage guide covers more complex properties.

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Understand HMO mortgage criteria

Start with our HMO buy-to-let mortgages explained overview, then explore how the number of tenants, property layout and lender rules affect small HMO mortgages and large HMO mortgages.

Most Buy-to-Let Mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority

60% LTV HMO Mortgage FAQ

What deposit is needed for a 60% LTV HMO mortgage?

A 60% loan-to-value mortgage means borrowing up to 60% of the property value, with at least 40% provided as a deposit or equity. Lender eligibility and valuation rules still apply.

Are 60% LTV HMO mortgage rates always cheaper?

A lower LTV may offer access to different products, but compare fees, interest rates and total costs rather than assuming the lowest LTV provides the cheapest mortgage.

Can I remortgage an HMO at 60% LTV?

Potentially, subject to lender criteria, rental coverage, property type and valuation. Check any early repayment charges on the existing mortgage.

Do you want No Fee BTL Mortgage Advice?

If you would like advice on HMO buy-to-let mortgages and remortgage schemes, compare the fixed-rate options available, then complete our mortgage inquiry form. We will contact you to discuss your buy-to-let mortgage requirements in more detail.

We normally do not charge a fee for mortgage advice, however this is dependent on your circumstances such as complex cases or debt consolidation. Our typical fee would be £399.

Mortgage Calculators/Tables

The above information does not contain all the details you need to choose a mortgage. Please consult a qualified advisor before undertaking any borrowing/these calculations are for illustration purposes only and may not reflect the true cost of repayment.