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Aldermore HMO Mortgage: Criteria & LTV (2026)

Aldermore is a UK specialist bank founded in 2009. They serve individuals and businesses with a range of products, including specialist buy-to-let mortgages for portfolio landlords, HMOs, and multi-unit freehold blocks.

  • Specialises in complex BTL
  • Manual underwriting
  • Caters to portfolio landlords

HMO Services

See our guide to HMO mortgages for criteria, valuation and how specialist lenders underwrite multi-let stock. Or compare HMO mortgage lenders side by side.

Aldermore HMO mortgage rates are not a live card on this page. The table is from Aldermore’s own intermediary BTL criteria (July 2026) and property/valuation policy (September 2026), checked 22 October 2026. Not an offer. See HMO mortgages or compare HMO mortgage lenders.

HMO criteria at a glance

Aldermore BTL criteria guide (July 2026) and property and valuation policy (September 2026). First-time landlord is a single-dwelling product — not an HMO first-time policy.

ItemPublishedSource
Max bedsUp to 6 bedrooms / lettable roomsBTL criteria July 2026; valuation policy Sept 2026
Max LTV75% on HMO and multi-unit freehold (loan caps apply; 65% at the higher loan band)BTL criteria July 2026
ICRHMO: 145% higher/additional-rate individuals; 130% company or basic-rate. Stress uses the higher of the 5-year pay rate or 4.0% (background portfolio 5.0%).BTL criteria July 2026
Ltd companyYes — including day-one SPVs and LLPs. Personal guarantees from 25%+ shareholders and all directors.BTL criteria July 2026
First-time landlordNo on HMO — at least one applicant must have let a property for 12 months. First-time landlord product is single dwelling only.BTL criteria July 2026
LicenceIn place or applied for where requiredProperty and valuation policy Sept 2026
Valuation basisHMO instruction; rental demand must be evidenced. Minimum HMO value £75,000.Property and valuation policy Sept 2026
Headline rateNot publishedDocuments above, 22 Oct 2026

HMO products offered

Aldermore’s specialist buy-to-let portal takes HMO, limited-company, multi-unit freehold (up to 4 units) and multi-property cases. Purchase and remortgage. The first-time landlord line in the July 2026 guide is a single residential unit — it is not an HMO product.

Who this lender suits / does not suit

Suits a landlord with at least 12 months’ letting who wants a C4-scale HMO of up to six rooms at up to 75% LTV. Limited companies and LLPs sit here. Does not suit a first-time HMO buyer, a 7+ bedroom house, or anyone treating Aldermore’s first-time landlord product as an HMO route.

How to apply through a broker

HMO cases go through the specialist buy-to-let portal, not the residential portal. Send room count, licence status and who has the 12-month letting history. There is no charge for an initial quote.

Similar HMO lenders

Compare The Mortgage Works, Paragon and compare HMO mortgage lenders.

Next step: quote / speak to a specialist

Tell us the room count and who has 12 months’ letting. We will not send a first-time HMO purchase to Aldermore’s first-time landlord desk.

Important: Rates shown are indicative and subject to status. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Terms and conditions apply. For current rates and full details, please .

Related reading: compare HMO mortgage lenders and HMO mortgages.

FAQs

Aldermore HMO Mortgage: Criteria & LTV (2026): published criteria, not a live rate card.

Do you Require No Fee Mortgage or Remortgage Advice?

Aldermore publishes free or assisted legal routes on some remortgages in its July 2026 BTL criteria guide. That is not a promise of a fee-free HMO rate. Arrangement, valuation and broker fees are set on the offer. Ask for a dated illustration.

Important: Rates shown are indicative and subject to status. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Terms and conditions apply. For current rates and full details, please .

Important: Rates shown are indicative and subject to status. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Terms and conditions apply. For current rates and full details, please .