Property Investor & Portfolio Finance

Portfolios
Single-facility lending
Ltd co & SPV
Structures placed
Lombard
Borrow against assets
What we arrange
Portfolio landlord mortgages
Limited company & SPV buy-to-let
Lombard / securities-backed lending
Lending to trusts (UBOs & beneficiaries)
HMOs, MUFBs & holiday lets
Supported living, C3 & social housing
Expat & non-resident lending
Let-to-buy
Once you hold several properties, specialist lenders assess the portfolio as a single balance sheet: total borrowing, aggregate rental cover and concentration, rather than each property in isolation.

Lombard Lending

At Soul Mortgages, our speciality advice coupled with access to niche lenders can help provide our private clients with the facilitation of Lombard Loans.

The Lombard Lending process allows you to borrow against assets that you have, generally investment portfolios or share portfolios, rather than having to liquidate the assets themselves. Usually, this is to have additional liquidity to take advantage of another opportunity in front of you or help a family member. Generally, Lombard lending can offer reasonable interest rates with flexible, bespoke, soft and hard lending terms.

Lombard and securities-backed lending is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in most circumstances.

The value of investments used as security can fall as well as rise, and the lender may require additional security or repayment (a margin call) if it does.

Portfolio Landlord Mortgages

For clients holding several buy-to-let properties, we arrange finance underwritten across the whole portfolio rather than one property at a time. We work with specialist lenders who assess aggregate loan-to-value and rental cover, accommodate larger and growing portfolios, and take a considered view of experienced landlords with complex income.

Lending to a limited company or Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Lending to Trusts

We arrange finance where the borrower or property owner is a trust, including family, discretionary and interest-in-possession structures. Lending to a trust is more involved than a standard application: the trustees usually act as the borrowing party, and lenders will want to see the trust deed, understand the class of beneficiaries, and complete anti-money-laundering checks on every Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO).

We work with private banks and specialist lenders who are comfortable with trust borrowers, and we coordinate with your trustees, solicitors and tax advisers so the structure, beneficiaries and security are documented correctly from the outset.

Lending to a trust is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in most circumstances.

Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change; we do not provide tax advice.

Supported Living & Specialist Situations

We also advise on more specialist situations, such as C3 supported living, specialised supported housing and social-housing-backed lettings, where the income is underpinned by a registered provider or local-authority lease. These are underwritten as commercial or specialist finance rather than standard buy-to-let, and we arrange them alongside our commercial finance offering.

Commercial and specialist finance is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

“Structured well, a growing portfolio becomes one facility, one set of terms, and capital released to keep buying.”

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Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured against it.

International clients

Advising clients worldwide

We act for clients both across the UK and around the world, arranging UK mortgages for expats, foreign nationals and non-UK residents, as well as international mortgages and bridging finance for those buying abroad.

International property finance
Property Investor & Portfolio FAQs

Limited company buy-to-let, portfolios and asset-backed lending.

Do you arrange finance for limited company (SPV) buy-to-let?
Yes, for both personal-name and limited company or SPV structures, including portfolio landlords with multiple properties.
How is portfolio buy-to-let assessed?
Once you hold several properties, specialist lenders assess the portfolio as a whole, total borrowing, aggregate rental cover and concentration, rather than each property in isolation.
Can you help with HMOs, multi-unit blocks and holiday lets?
Yes, along with expat and non-resident landlords, lending to trusts, and let-to-buy.
Can I borrow against my investment portfolio rather than a property?
Yes, through Lombard or securities-backed lending we can raise finance against liquid investments, often alongside a property purchase.