Suitability does not just mean the monthly cost (though of course this is a major consideration) but the type of UK property mortgage most suitable will depend on what the property will be used for.



We are probably all familiar with residential mortgages which are for people who are using the property as their home, and commercial mortgages which are where you borrow money for company premises.

And if you are a landlord, you will have a traditional buy-to-let where you rent out the property to a tenant.

But what about mortgages for holiday homes? These are something completely different and it makes sense to see a specialist lender when considering purchasing and getting a mortgage on a UK holiday home property.

More and more people are now investing in holiday properties. They are a great place for you to spend a holiday as well as can pay for themselves if you let it out. Lots of people also see their holiday home as retirement fund, a property that would have paid for itself by the time they come to give up work.

Because buying a holiday home in the UK has increased in popularity with us Brits, this demand has seen a better choice of relevant mortgages develop. This means that it is in your favour to get the best deal and the right advice.

There are a select number of specialist mortgage intermediaries who can give you sound and knowledgeable advice on which mortgage is right for you as well the all-important advice on making the most of your holiday property. For example, there can be many tax breaks from having a holiday let, but only if you do it right!

UK property mortgages - especially those for holiday homes ? can help you realise your dreams whether it is having a pure investment property; a holiday home; or a retirement home by the sea. Just do your homework first and get specialist advice before committing.