SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle)
A limited company set up solely for the purpose of holding property investments, often used for tax efficiency and risk management.
Specialist HMO mortgages for limited company borrowers.
Limited Company HMO mortgages are specialist financing products for property investors who wish to purchase and operate HMO properties through a corporate structure rather than personally. These mortgages offer significant tax advantages, including corporation tax rates (typically lower than higher-rate personal tax), the ability to claim mortgage interest as a business expense, and opportunities for tax-efficient profit extraction through dividends. Limited company ownership also provides asset protection through limited liability, separating business and personal assets. The mortgage application process considers the company's financial position, director guarantees, and the property's rental potential. Many investors use Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) - companies created specifically to hold property investments - which can provide cleaner corporate structures and facilitate portfolio growth.
Take advantage of corporation tax rates and allowable expenses.
Limited liability protection for your property portfolio.
Mortgages in the company name, not personal guarantees.
Scalable structure for building a larger HMO portfolio.
Support with SPV company setup and structure.
Access to specialist limited company HMO rates.
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Find answers to common questions about Limited Company HMO Mortgages:
A limited company HMO mortgage is for properties owned by a company rather than an individual.
Rates are typically 0.5-1% higher than personal HMO mortgages due to increased risk.
You'll need company accounts, director details, a business plan, and property details.
Limited companies can claim mortgage interest as a business expense, potentially reducing corporation tax. They also benefit from lower tax rates on rental profits compared to personal ownership.
You can set up a limited company through Companies House or use a formation agent. You'll need to choose a company name, appoint directors, and register for corporation tax.
Most lenders require the limited company to have been trading for at least 12-24 months, though some specialist lenders may accept newer companies with strong business plans.
Yes, you can transfer properties to a limited company, but this may trigger capital gains tax and stamp duty. You'll need to remortgage the properties in the company name.
Limited company HMO mortgages typically require a minimum 25-30% deposit, though some lenders may accept 20% for experienced landlords with strong company finances.
Limited company rates are typically 0.5-1.5% higher than personal HMO mortgages due to increased lender risk and administrative complexity.
Criteria include minimum company trading history, strong business accounts, director experience, property suitability, and adequate rental income projections.
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