Dudley BS launches new residential and buy-to-let rates
The Society has launched new rates across residential, expat, buy-to-let and holiday lets starting from 5.70%.
Dudley Building Society has launched a refreshed mortgage range, including new products across residential, expat, buy-to-let and holiday let lending.
In its residential range, a five-year fix at 75% LTV has reduced to 5.70%.
A buy-to-let two-year discount product at 80% LTV is available at 6.30%, an expat residential two-year discount at 60% LTV is down to 5.90%, while a holiday let two-year discount at 80% LTV starts at 6.50%.
Other notable updates include an expat buy-to-let two-year discount at 70% LTV which has reduced to 6.50% and an expat holiday let two-year discount at 70% LTV, down to 6.70%.
The new range also includes specialist discount options for large loans, expat holiday lets, and expat buy-to-let borrowers, with LTVs available up to 90% and loan sizes from £25,000 to £2.5 million.
Dudley says the new discount products in particular aim to support brokers working with clients who have more complex needs or variable income, including expats, portfolio landlords and those buying unusual properties such as holiday lets.
Rob Oliver, distribution director at Dudley Building Society, said: “We’ve introduced this latest set of products to ensure brokers have access to options that reflect the full diversity of their client base. Whether it’s supporting landlords expanding into holiday lets or helping expats invest back in the UK, we want brokers to know they can come to us for flexible, case-by-case lending.
“Our approach remains the same. Listen to the market, provide solutions that make a difference, and keep things simple for brokers.”
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