ModaMortgages launches five-year fixed buy-to-let range with free valuations
ModaMortgages has launched limited edition five-year fixed buy-to-let products from 5.14%, offering brokers new options across single dwellings, HMOs, and MUFBs at up to 80% LTV.
ModaMortgages has added a limited edition five-year fixed rate buy-to-let range to its product shelf, giving brokers new placement options across standard and specialist property types.
The range covers single dwelling properties with rates from 5.14%, alongside HMO and multi-unit freehold block (MUFB) products for properties with up to six bedrooms or units, priced from 5.24%. Both tiers are available at 75% and 80% LTV, with a choice of fee structures and free valuations across the full range.
For brokers working with limited company landlords, all products are accessible to both individual and corporate applicants, removing the need to look elsewhere for that segment of the market.
Roger Morris, group distribution director at Chetwood Bank (pictured), said: "We're excited to expand our buy-to-let range with these new limited edition 5-year fixed rate products.
"Not only do they give brokers and landlords more choice and flexibility, but they also offer the kind of clear, predictable pricing that really matters in today's market. With options up to 80% LTV and free valuations across the range, they make it easier for landlords to secure long-term stability with confidence."
The inclusion of HMO and MUFB options alongside standard single dwelling products means brokers can place a broader spread of cases through one lender, which may be particularly useful for those with clients managing mixed portfolios. Free valuations across the board also reduce upfront cost friction at the point of application.
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