ModaMortgages cuts limited edition rates by 0.20%
The specialist lender’s limited edition two-year fixed rate products now start from 3.34%.
ModaMortgages has reduced rates by 20bps across its recently launched limited edition two and five-year fixed rate buy-to-let products.
The reduction means the specialist lender’s limited edition two-year fixed rate products now start from 3.34% for single dwelling properties and from 3.44% for HMO and MUFB properties with up to six bedrooms or units.
Meanwhile, rates for its limited edition five-year fixed rate products start from 4.94% for single dwelling properties and from 5.04% for HMO and MUFB properties.
Products are available to individual and limited company landlords up to 80% LTV, with a choice of fee options and free valuations offered across the entire buy-to-let range.
Roger Morris, group distribution director at Chetwood Bank for ModaMortgages, said: “We’re delighted to make this 20bps reduction, which demonstrates how committed we are to staying responsive to market changes.
“With rates now starting from 3.34% and free valuations available across the board, we’re giving brokers and their clients even stronger options at a time when value and flexibility really matter.”
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