Many in later life turn to property to support their retirement and Enable's IFA's in Bishop's Stortford know that diversification of your assets is always a good thing over time. Some have turned their letting investments into more of a business of late and there is some debate as to whether the market will stop lenders overcharging buy-to-let limited companies.
One specialist buy-to-let lender says some mainstream mortgage companies are over-charging borrowers who have become limited companies in order to minimise their liability as a result of Chancellor George Osborne’s tax changes. The commercial director of one loans company recently announced that its own Limited Company BTL mortgage would be priced at the same rate as the rest of its core range of mortgages. They say it would not be right to expect borrowers to stump up additional fees just because they have taken the up until-now more unusual step of incorporating to support being a landlord.
Simon Bayley says "certain lenders are charging up to £100 extra for this product over their core range, when the risk is no different. [They’re] effectively asking landlords to pay any tax saving from using a limited liability company structure to the lender instead” “The intermediary community is far too canny to go on selecting lenders who decide on this kind of pricing model. ... I am sure that market forces will dictate that this kind of overpricing will quickly disappear".
Source: Property Investor Today
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