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About buy for university mortgages

The Buy for University Mortgage allows students to buy a house to live in with the support of family and then rent out rooms to cover the cost of the mortgage. It is designed to allow a student, with the help of parents, step-parents or a grandparent to buy a property of their choosing rather than renting, and they can derive enough income by renting to cover the bulk of the monthly mortgage repayments.

Support for this type of mortgage is needed from a family member(s) in the form of a guarantee to pay any shortfall in the monthly mortgage amount after rental income has been assessed. The guarantor won’t have any legal rights to the property, with the deed being in the name of the person studying.

Why choose a Buy For University Mortgage?
With around 2.6 million students attending University each and every year at 119 Universities in England and Wales, there are opportunities for many to make their time at university not only an opportunity for study but also for property investment.

Instead of paying out to private landlords or expensive university-owned accommodation – around 50% of students are thought to be living in private landlord accommodation – you can avoid a ‘dead money’ situation by getting a mortgage on a property. The standard of rented accommodation for students can be variable and with average rents tending to rise year on year, there are many advantages for students to buying a property through a Buy for Uni Mortgages including:

  • Becoming a homeowner at the same time as studying full time
  • Avoiding paying high rent for often poor accommodation
  • Rent spare rooms in the house to friends or fellow students with the the rental income covering the mortgage payments
  • Student could have lower or no costs payable for their own accommodation for the time they are at University
  • Potential income while at University with a surplus after the mortgage has been paid
  • Avoid stamp duty as treated as 1st time buyer
  • Accommodation of your choosing and better living standards during your time at University
  • Enable you to choose your own housemates who can rent from you

How can we help?
Going to university can be a daunting time, especially with the question of where you are going to live hanging over you. A Buy For University Mortgage provides an investment opportunity, while at the same time ensuring that you live in a property of your choosing, and get your fellow student to help cover some or all of the costs of the mortgage.

Buy for University products are relatively new, having been offered by a few lenders over the last 5 years, and we can assist you with making your property dreams a reality. We’ll take care of everything and make buying a property to live in while at University as easy as possible. We aim to advise and assist you and make the mortgage process as stress-free as possible.

We have access to Buy for Uni Mortgages available on an interest only or repayment basis for the purchase of property in mainland England and Wales. These will require a 20% deposit or a Collateral charge which is a legal charge against the parent property.

All products have no early repayment charges which is useful for those whose circumstances change and they may want to leave University. If an interest only mortgage – this will convert to capital repayment after completing the course.

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Finance Advice Centre Ltd is an appointed representative of Finance Advice Group Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in respect of mortgage and insurance mediation activities only. Finance Advice Group Ltd is entered on the Financial Services Register https://register.fca.org.uk/ under reference 624517.

Some types of buy to let mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

As a mortgage is secured against your property, it could be repossessed if you do not keep up the mortgage repayments.