Paragon Bank launches lowest rate in over 12 months
Five-year fixed-rate buy-to-let mortgage rates now start at 4.69%.
"We’re also pleased to bring an industry first through zero ERCs in the first year of the product to add an element of flexibility to the certainty of fixing at a market-leading rate."
Paragon Bank has launched a 4.69% five-year fixed rate buy-to-let mortgage, its lowest rate for over 12 months, as part of a wider reduction in five-year fixed rate pricing.
The rate is available for single self-contained properties with Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Ratings of A to C, up to 70% LTV. The rate increases to 4.74% on homes with EPC ratings of D or E and 4.94% when financing HMOs and multi-unit blocks (MUBs).
Paragon has also introduced zero ERCs for the first year of the product, with a flat 3% fee for the remainder of the term duration. The product comes with a 7% fee and Interest Coverage Ratio (ICR) is calculated at 5.5%.
Paragon has also launched a zero product fee five-year option, starting at 6.30% for single self-contained properties at 65% LTV, with the ICR set at pay rate.
Last week, the lender reduced its broader range of five-year 5% fee buy-to-let products by 30bps. These products also benefit from lower ERCs of 2% in year one, 4% in years two, three and four, and 3% in year five.
The products include a free valuation and are available for portfolio landlords - those with four or more buy-to-let mortgaged properties - applying as individuals or within limited company structures in England, Scotland and Wales.
Louisa Sedgwick, commercial director at Paragon Bank, said: “We’re excited to launch our new five-year fixes, especially because we know that the new 4.69% rate is extremely competitive and the cheapest five year product that we’ve launched since August last year. We’re also pleased to bring an industry first through zero ERCs in the first year of the product to add an element of flexibility to the certainty of fixing at a market-leading rate.
“Brokers have told us that they’re trying different approaches to find solutions for their clients and that one of the best ways we can support landlords in the current dynamic market is by offering choice, including a range of rate and fee options, and we feel that our latest products certainly do that.”
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