to promote and protect the private residential landlord
Benefits

NLA Mortgages provides landlords with the information and support they need to find the right buy-to-let mortgage to suit their individual circumstances.

  • Financial benefits for all landlords - most lenders will pay a fee to business introducers for placing mortgages with them. NLA Mortgages has made an arrangement whereby this benefit is passed on and all products attract a cashback for NLA Members.
  • Research the buy-to-let market for yourself - looking for a buy-to-let mortgage can be a challenge as can comparing the different mortgage schemes available in the marketplace at any given time. Our Sourcing and Quotation System enables you to research the buy-to-let market online and to view and compare mortgage schemes without using a broker.
  • Find schemes that fit your expected rental income - most buy-to-let lenders will look at your rental income to determine whether or not your application fits affordability criteria. Our Sourcing and Quotation System includes a unique rental calculator enabling you to source products that fit the expected rental income. The red and blue figures in the Rental Income and Deposit columns indicate: red figures show that the Rental Income or Deposit is insufficient; blue figures show that there is a surplus.  By adding further deposit funds or increasing the rental figure it may be possible to access a scheme that is showing any red figures.
  • Access schemes that are not available in the general market place - use our online Sourcing and Quotation System to view such schemes.
  • Free help desk - we have set up a support team to help with your enquiries from Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 5.00pm

          T: 029 2069 5555

          E: support@nlamortgages.co.uk

  • Online Case Tracking facility - check the progress of your application via the internet 24 hours a day from anywhere in the world.

This website aims to give you general information to help you make financial decisions. It is not advice, nor can it take account of your own particular circumstances.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. The Financial Services Authority does not regulate some forms of mortgage.

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