Holiday Let Mortgages

Holiday Let Mortgages are suitable for investors looking to take advantage of the UK's holiday hotspots and earn an additional income by buying and renting a holiday home.

Lenders will have different criteria for Holiday Let Mortgages, but they do come with tax benefits provided you meet HMRC’s terms.

Holiday lets can be a good investment and there are tax advantages (compared to Buy to Let properties). You can still deduct mortgage interest payments from the rental income, which will reduce your profits and therefore your tax bill. You can also stay in the property (provided you’re making it available to the public for a specific number of days each year).

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