We created our portfolio buy-to-let product especially for professional landlords looking for one loan to house their entire residential property portfolio. It’s a practical solution to help professional landlords stay organised.
And, because we consider the whole portfolio, we can help to keep things streamlined and flexible.
Working with Hodge
Portfolio management
We underwrite and manage our loans on a portfolio, rather than an individual asset, level
Flexibility
We offer the flexibility to add and remove properties
Experienced team
Our expert team have years' of experience structuring complex residential investment loans.
Efficient process
We're a small team, close to decision makers, which means you can expect a quick and effective service, with minimal hold ups along the way.
At a glance
Here's an overview of our Hodge Portfolio Buy-to-Let. From our key criteria to the types of building we can offer Portfolio Buy-to-Let products on, you'll find all the information you need below.
- Available for Ltd companies, LLPs, partnerships, and sole traders
- Max gross debt to market value:
- 75% on standard portfolios
- 70% for MUFBs
- Up to £5m loan for 4 – 15 properties
- Up to a 10-year term
- Facility for an entire portfolio.
- Borrower types – Ltd or LLP companies, partnerships, and sole traders
- Loan size – Min £500,000
- Loan to Value (LTV) – gross debt to market value 75% for standard portfolios, 70% MUFBs
- Term – up to 10 years
- Repayment – interest only options
- Security – first legal charge over funded freehold or leasehold property
- Fees – from 1.5%
Got a larger or more specialised portfolio?
Our Specialised Residential Investment loan could be right for you. It's designed for larger investors, or those with more complex portfolios.
Find out moreReady to get started?
Start your application today by downloading the form pack below. If you'd some more information or to speak to one of our team, we're always happy to help.
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Subject to status and affordability. Terms and conditions apply. Security may be required. Any property or asset used as security may be at risk if you do not repay any debt secured on it.