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Holiday Let Mortgages in the UK Explained

Holiday let mortgages have become an increasingly popular area of lending in the UK, as more people look to invest in short-term rental properties rather than traditional buy-to-let investments. In this video, we explain how holiday let mortgages work, how lenders assess affordability, and some of the most common reasons applications can be declined. We begin by breaking down how lenders calculate borrowing for holiday let properties. Unlike residential mortgages, affordability is usually based on the rental potential of the property rather than just personal income. Lenders typically rely on income projections provided by a specialist holiday letting agent, including weekly rental figures across peak, mid, and low seasons. These figures are then stress-tested to account for factors such as interest rate rises, occupancy assumptions, and potential void periods. The video also explores why holiday let mortgage applications may fail. Common issues include overestimating rental income, purchasing a property that does not meet lender criteria, or failing to meet minimum deposit requirements. We discuss how property suitability, EPC ratings, insurance considerations, and overall marketability can affect a lender’s decision. Deposit levels are particularly important, with many lenders requiring between 20% and 25% due to the perceived risk associated with holiday letting. Finally, we look at borrower criteria and why factors such as credit history, income, and homeownership status can influence both lender choice and interest rates. This video is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Mortgage availability and criteria are subject to change, and individual circumstances will vary. If you’d like to explore your options, speaking with a specialist mortgage broker can help you understand what may be available to you. If you found this video helpful, please like, subscribe, and get in touch with our team for further guidance. Visit our website: https://www.hhhmortgages.com/