ModaMortgages introduces fee-free and 3% product fee options
Landlords now have the option for no upfront costs.
Specialist lender ModaMortgages has introduced new fee-free and 3% product fee options to its limited-edition range of buy-to-let products.
The £0 fee means landlords now have the option for no upfront costs, with ModaMortgages also offering free valuations on all property types and no application fees.
The 3% fee also offers more choice, alongside 2.5% and 5.5% options.
The new product fee options apply to both two and five-year fixed rates.
Products are available to a variety of landlords, including individuals, limited companies, those with small or large portfolios, first-time buyers and first-time landlords. Borrowers can choose products with LTVs up to 75%.
ModaMortgages, which officially launched in January, distributes exclusively via intermediaries and was created by UK digital bank, Chetwood Bank.
Darrell Walker (pictured), group sales director at ModaMortgages, said: “As the home of smarter, faster and simpler buy-to-let borrowing, we’re constantly monitoring our product offering and proposition to ensure brokers have got the tools they need at their disposal.
“These new £0 and 3% product fee options give them even more choice and flexibility when it comes to supporting their landlord customers.”
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