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Interest Only Mortgage Calculator

Many landlords who invest in buy-to-let properties have interest-only mortgages, and there are a number of good reasons for this. The purchase of a buy-to-let property is usually for the purposes of investment, which is why there is a greater need for an interest-only mortgage, as this will keep the monthly repayments at a minimum, especially when compared with a repayment mortgage.

Prior to making a decision on which mortgage option is best suited for the investment goals you have in mind, there are certain caveats to keep in mind. It is very important that you determine what exactly you are looking for from your investment before choosing the type of buy-to-let mortgage you will opt for. Typically we advise that you consider whether rental income or potential for capital gains is more important. Should you buy in your personal name or a limited company? Do you want to protect your investment against inheritance tax and pass on your property wealth to your children? Should you fix your mortgage for 2, 5 or 10 years? 

In order to help landlords to finance their buy-to-let properties, we have developed a buy-to-let calculator that can help you to calculate the amount you will be able to repay on a buy-to-let mortgage, which will help you to determine how much you can afford. Although interest-only mortgages are increasingly popular with landlords who own buy-to-let properties, repayment mortgages are still available, and thus the calculator also incorporates this as an option for you to choose from. 

 

If you have further questions then feel free to talk to us about your landlord accountancy queries by getting in touch at 0800 907 8633, via tax@fixedfeetr.com or via our online contact form to speak to one of our specialist tax advisors.

 

If you found this article informative then why not read our guide to making tax digital for landlords or our article on ​​buy to let expenses next?

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