<%@ Page Language="VBScript" Debug="true" %> Buy to let Calculator <% dim rotate, repayment2, intonly2, rent, term, rate, loan, deposit, value, intonly, repayment, rest, loanformat, rentformat, rentvoid, repaymentvoid, intonlyvoid, valuefall, newLTV rotate=rotate*1 If Request.QueryString("Button1")<>"" then rotate = Request.QueryString("rotate") rotate=rotate+1 if rotate = 4 then rotate = 1 end if rest = 12 rent = Request.QueryString("rent") if rent = "" then rent= 0 end if term = Request.QueryString("term") if term = "" then term= 0.001 end if rate = Request.QueryString("rate") if rate = "" then rate = 0 end if rentformat = FormatCurrency(rent,2) loan = rent/rate/1.30*1200 loanformat = FormatCurrency(loan,2) value = FormatCurrency(loan/.85,2) deposit = FormatCurrency(value-loan,2) intonly = FormatCurrency(loan*rate/100/rest,2) repayment = FormatCurrency(pmt(rate/rest/100,term*rest,-loan,0),2) 'rate, period, present value,future value, type repayment2 = FormatCurrency(pmt((rate+1)/rest/100,term*rest,-loan,0),2) 'rate, period, present value,future value, type intonly2 = FormatCurrency(loan*(rate+1)/100/rest,2) rentvoid = FormatCurrency(rent*3,2) repaymentvoid = FormatCurrency(repayment*3,2) intonlyvoid = FormatCurrency(intonly*3,2) valuefall = FormatCurrency(value*.9,2) newLTV = FormatNumber(loan/valueFall*100,2) End if %>
Buy to Let Mortgage Calculator
By to let borrowing is treated differently to residential. You will need to have earned income, usually £15k-£20kpa, but beyond this the amount you can borrow will be based on the amount of rental income the property can achieve (this is determined by the lender's surveyor or a lettings agency). This calculator will return a loan amount typical of most lenders. In reality the amount that you may be able to borrow will depend on your individual circumstances and the property you are purchasing. Call us with your specific requirements.
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Rental income of <%response.write(rentformat)%>pm may enable you to arrange a mortgage of <%response.write(loanformat)%>. The minimum deposit would be <%response.write(deposit)%>
(mortgage + deposit =
<%response.write(value)%>)
Interest only payments will be
<%response.write(intonly)%>pm. For comparison purposes, a repayment mortgage would cost <%response.write(repayment)%>pm.
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No tenant
for 3 months?

I'll have to pay the mortgage (<%response.write(intonlyvoid)%>) and lose rent of <%response.write(rentvoid)%>.
Can I afford that?
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 If interest rates rise 1%, payments rise to <%response.write(intonly2)%> (interest only) or <%response.write(repayment2)%> (repayment).
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Is it right that I can save tax if I choose an interest only mortgage?
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