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Buy-to-Let

Long‑term finance for residential property growth

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Buy-to-Let

Buy-to-Let is the term range from Roma, allowing borrowers to build their property portfolios.

A borrower can take a project from initial purchase, refurbishment or development straight onto a buy-to-let mortgage – so no need to worry about the exit!

We offer a variable rate in line with the Bank of England base rate and completions are quick – at the same rate as a bridge.

Loans from £75,000 – £3 million

Competitive rates

Up to 75% LTV

Top slicing available

Intelligent touch underwriting; every case is considered on its merits

Quick decisions, speedy completions

Clear communication throughout the life of your finance

Loans from £75,000 – £500,000

Competitive rates

Up to 75% LTV

3-year solution for standard construction residential properties only

Quick decisions, speedy completions

Refurb Term

Perfect for light refurbishment projects (up to 25% cost of works), this product combines refurbishment and buy-to-let into one seamless solution, designed for property investors looking to improve a property and retain it as an investment.

Powered by our FLOW process and built for speed and simplicity, cut costs, save time and release equity straightaway once refurbished and let.

We also offer a Refurb BMV Term product, ideal for borrowers purchasing below market value properties and carrying out light refurbishment works.

Got a question? We have the answers

What is a BTL mortgage?
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A buy-to-let mortgage is a finance option for people to buy property as an investment, rather than as their residential home. Usually, a buy-to-let mortgage requires a larger deposit and will incur a higher rate of interest. This is because lenders often seek extra security, considering that there could be periods with no tenant while renting out a property, or the tenant may fail to keep up with their payments.

LTV stands for loan to value and is a measure of the balance between the amount of the mortgage and the property value.

Top-slicing is where a borrower’s personal income is used to top up any shortfall in rent which is needed for the borrower to obtain the finance they require.

In most circumstances an exit strategy will be required to ensure there is security on how the finance will be repaid. Exit routes are usually the sale of the property that the loan has been secured against or refinance via another form of finance.

At Roma, all our loans are manually underwritten with a focus on the borrower instead of the property. There is a focus on the strength and capability of the borrower and their exit strategy In order to pay off the loan.

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