Kent Reliance relaunches income flexibility offering with new resi range
The range includes lower rates, higher LTVs up to 90% with low deposit options and a reduced minimum loan.
"We’re confident it will be a timely boost for those clients with varied income sources, including self-employed and contractors"
Kent Reliance for Intermediaries has launched a new residential mortgage range which includes the return of its income flexibility proposition.
The range includes lower rates, higher LTVs up to 90% with low deposit options and a reduced minimum loan, offering brokers wider access to a variety of lending solutions for their clients.
Two, three and five-year fixed rates start from 5.69% and the income flexibility range has returned with LTVs up to 90%.
Minimum loan sizes now start from £50,000 and the entire range is available for purchase and remortgage, including day one remortgages.
Also launching are new shared ownership products with rates from 6.14% and up to 100% share value available.
Adrian Moloney, intermediary director at OSB Group, said: “This new residential range illustrates our ongoing commitment to brokers and we’re confident it will be a timely boost for those clients with varied income sources, including self-employed and contractors, who may be struggling to find a financial solution due to their particular circumstances.
“With our best in class BDM team coupled with our award winning manual underwriters, brokers can be confident that if there is a solution to their client’s cases then we will actively work with them to find and secure it.”
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