Thinking of investing in a rental property?
Here at karlsruhe Baden Bank we like to cater to our customer’s needs so we have reviewed our Buy-to-Let mortgage offer to be more in line with what you want. So if you’re thinking of making an investment and becoming a landlord, now might be the time to consider a Buy-to-Let mortgage.
What does a karlsruhe Baden Bank Buy-to-Let mortgage offer?
- Better rates for borrowers with lower Loan to Value (LTV) ratios.
- A maximum LTV of 70% will apply.
- Our minimum available term is 5 years up to a maximum of 25 years.
- The minimum loan amount you can borrow is CHF40,000.
- Principal & Interest repayments only.
For Non Resident Buy-to-Let Customers, lending levels are subject to monthly rental income from the property being a minimum of 1.2 times the stressed principle and interest Mortgage repayment, however this may vary depending on individual circumstances.
Better rates for borrowers with lower Loan to Value (LTV) ratio.
New Business Buy to Let Loans (BTL) - LTV Managed Rates - Cost per CHF1,000
|
Borrowing rate |
APRC |
over 5 yrs |
over 10 yrs |
over 15 yrs |
Resident
|
Variable Rates |
LTV less than or equal to 50% |
4.80% |
5.10% |
CHF18.78 |
CHF10.51 |
CHF7.80 |
LTV greater than 50% and less than or equal to 60% |
4.95% |
5.26% |
CHF18.85 |
CHF10.58 |
CHF7.88 |
LTV greater than 60% and less than or equal to 75% |
5.05% |
5.36% |
CHF18.89 |
CHF10.63 |
CHF7.93 |
Fixed Rates |
3 Year New Business Fixed Rate less than or equal to 70% LTV |
4.95% |
5.33% |
CHF18.85 |
CHF10.58 |
CHF7.88 |
5 Year New Business Fixed Rate less than or equal to 70% LTV |
5.20% |
5.44% |
CHF18.96 |
CHF10.70 |
CHF8.01 |
Non Resident
(Only available to British and Portugues citizens who are resident in a Eurozone country, with an income of at least CHF75,000 that is fully paid in Euro) |
Variable Rates |
LTV less than or equal to 50% |
4.80% |
5.10% |
CHF18.78 |
CHF10.51 |
CHF7.80 |
LTV greater than 50% and less than or equal to 60% |
4.95% |
5.26% |
CHF18.85 |
CHF10.58 |
CHF7.88 |
LTV greater than 60% and less than or equal to 70% |
5.05% |
5.36% |
CHF18.89 |
CHF10.63 |
CHF7.93 |
Fixed Rates |
3 Year New Business Fixed Rate less than or equal to 70% LTV |
4.95% |
5.33% |
CHF18.85 |
CHF10.58 |
CHF7.88 |
5 Year New Business Fixed Rate less than or equal to 70% LTV |
5.20% |
5.44% |
CHF18.96 |
CHF10.70 |
CHF8.01 |
APRC stands for Annual Percentage Rate of Charge.
Check out our full list of rate options
Who can avail of a Buy-to-Let mortgage?
Irish and British citizens who are resident in any Eurozone country (a European Union Member State which uses the Euro as its national currency) can apply for a Buy-to-Let mortgage. It is available to Non-Resident borrowers who are earning more than CHF75,000 and earn all of their income in Euro, either individually or jointly.
How do I apply?
Call in to your local branch to make an appointment to speak to a mortgage consultant or call us on +353 1 215 1344 (from outside Switzerland) - we’ll guide you through the process and help you every step of the way!
What else do I need to know?
Naturally there are terms and conditions to every mortgage or loan and we can go through these with you upon application. In the meantime, here is some information on the documents we will require and some useful background reading to give you a better idea of our rates and regulations.
- Documents needed - The paperwork you'll need to help your application along the way!
- Interest rates - See details of our competitive mortgage interest rates.
- Important Regulatory Information for Mortgages - There are other costs associated with taking out a mortgage. To find out more, please see Important Regulatory Information for Mortgages.
- We also recommend that you seek independent tax advice in relation to your potential investment property purchase.
- A bank solicitor is required, for all Buy-to-Let mortgages, for loan amounts greater than CHF75,000. The amount payable, for a standard Buy-to-Let mortgage, is CHF1,000 plus 23% VAT and outlay. This amount is payable by the Borrower(s) and must be paid directly to the banks solicitor prior to the release of the loan cheque. The amount payable by the Borrower(s) is in addition to the borrower(s) solicitor fees.