Kent Reliance enhanes residential and buy-to-let ranges
The lender has reintroduced its residential income flexibility range.
"We’ve also reintroduced our income flexibility residential range and expanded it to help our customers who need greater flexibility with income multiples."
Kent Reliance for Intermediaries has launched new residential and buy-to-let products, giving borrowers more flexibility and access to lower rates.
In its residential range, the lender has reintroduced its income flexibility range up to 90% LTV, supporting customers who need flexibility with income multiples.
For buy-to-let, Kent Reliance's limited edition five-year fixed rate with a 7% fee has reduced by 5bps to 5.19%, while new two-year fixed rates at 75% LTV have launched from 4.89% and a new range of two-year trackers start from 5.49%.
Adrian Moloney, intermediary director at OSB Group, said: “Our popular limited edition 7% product fee five-year fixed rate has been improved, this means our lower pricing can support even more landlords.
“We’ve also reintroduced our income flexibility residential range and expanded it to help our customers who need greater flexibility with income multiples.”
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