Keystone launches new buy-to-let rates from 3.04%
Keystone Property Finance has reduced rates by up to 10 basis points.
Keystone Property Finance has made reductions of up to 10 basis points on selected buy-to-let rates.
The lender has cut rates across all its five-year products, including its new refurb exit products which launched last week.
In addition Keystone has reduced rates across its two-year specialist, product transfer and PT Plus, expat, and holiday let products by 10 bps.
The new refurb-to-let range provides landlords with short-term finance for light refurb work, before giving them the option to transfer onto a fixed rate.
Following the latest repricing, standard rates at 70% LTV now start at 3.04% and specialist rates from 3.09%.
At 65% LTV, refurb-to-let rates start from 4.69%, expat rates from 4.54%, holiday let from 4.69%, product transfer rates from 4.69%, and Switch & Fix from 6.04%.
Elise Coole (pictured), managing director of Keystone Property Finance, commented: “Keystone remains committed to supporting brokers and landlords with competitive, flexible solutions in today’s dynamic market.
“These latest rate reductions, along with the recent launch of our refurb to let range, strengthen our offering and gives brokers more opportunities to deliver long-term value to their landlord clients.”
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