Landbay relaunches special edition buy-to-let range
Having launched a special edition limited range in early December 2022, the tranche sold out before Christmas.
"When we launched our special edition range a month ago, it sold out very quickly so we know there is demand."
Landbay is starting the new year by re-releasing a special edition five-year fixed rate buy-to-let mortgage range with a choice of interest rates and fees.
Having launched a special edition limited range in early December 2022, the tranche sold out before Christmas. Funding has become available to bring these buy-to-let loans back to market.
There are four products with LTVs of 75% on borrowing of between £100,000 and £500,000. Rates start from 5.09% with a 5% fee going up to 5.69% with a 2% fee.
Paul Brett, managing director of intermediaries at Landbay, commented: “When we launched our special edition range a month ago, it sold out very quickly so we know there is demand. I’m really pleased we are able to bring another tranche to the buy-to-let market so soon into the new year.
“As always, our BDMs are there for intermediaries to talk to if you want any further details on this range or any of our other products.”
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