LendInvest launches new buy-to-let range with cashback or free valuation
The new incentivised products come after the lender recently re-evaluated its buy-to-let lending criteria.
LendInvest Mortgages has introduced a new line of incentivised buy-to-let products.
The new products are available on a five-year fixed term at 75% LTV and include either £400 cashback or a free standard valuation.
Brokers and their clients can choose from a 5% fee with an initial rate of 4.84% or a 2% fee with 5.49% rate.
The new incentivised products come after the lender recently re-evaluated its buy-to-let lending criteria, with no minimum income requirements across all products, large MUFBs increased up to 20 units, a minimum unit size of 25 sqm and lending to expats in individual names.
Paula Mercer, sales director at LendInvest, said: “With industry forecasting another increase in buy-to-let lending in 2026, we’re pleased to offer these new incentivised products that will provide more options for brokers and their landlord clients.
"At the core of LendInvest is the concept that we can make mortgages simple for everyone. That’s why we listened to our brokers and have made these enhancements to our buy-to-let lending criteria.
"From no minimum income requirement across all of our buy-to-let products to increasing Large MUFBs up to 20 units, we’ve reinforced that commitment, and we’re looking forward to supporting property investors to achieve their goals in 2026.”
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