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Semi-Commercial Mortgages

Semi-Commercial mortgages are a type of mortgage that allows you to purchase a property that has both residential and commercial elements. This can include properties like mixed-use buildings, where the ground floor is used for retail or office space, and the upper floors are residential apartments.

Understanding Semi-Commercial Mortgages

Want to know more about semi-commercial mortgages? Get a better understanding of what they are and how they work.

Need Some Examples?

A pub with accommodation, a shop with a flat above, or offices with residential units are all examples of mixed-use properties that would require a semi-commercial mortgage.

What are they?

When purchasing a mixed-use property, for example one that has a shop on the ground floor and residential flats above, you will need a semi-commercial mortgage. This type of mortgage allows you to borrow against both the commercial and residential elements of the property.

Mixed-Use Income Streams

Lenders will take into consideration the income generated from both the commercial and residential elements of the property when assessing your application. This can help you secure a larger loan amount.

Want to Know More?

We are here to help find the right semi-commercial mortgage for you!

Get in Touch to Discuss Your Semi-Commercial Mortgage Options

Mortgage Advice Partners is here to help you secure the right semi-commercial mortgage for your needs. Whether you're investing in a shop with flats above, a mixed-use property, or a unique opportunity, our team will guide you through the process. We'll work with you to find an appropriate mortgage option that can coinside with your goals.

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