Keystone BTL increase max loans to £500k
Keystone Buy to Let Mortgages has improved its lending criteria and is now offering loans up to £500,000 per property transaction to existing landlords. This represents an increase of £150,000 on its previous limit.
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David Whittaker, managing director of Keystone Buy to Let Mortgages and Mortgages for Business, said:
“One of the reasons for launching Keystone earlier this year was to meet the needs of professional landlords who have been underserved by the mainstream buy to let lenders in recent years. Upping the maximum loan amount clearly demonstrates that we are able to respond quickly to investors’ on-going requirements in order that they can expand their portfolios at a time when housing is in desperately short supply.”
At the other end of the lending scale, a minimum loan amount of £50,000 has also been introduced although for particularly strong or worthy applications exceptions can be considered.
Keystone Buy to Let Mortgages, which was launched in April, is fully funded by Aldermore Bank and offered exclusively through Mortgages for Business.
Rob Lankey, managing director of Commercial Mortgages, at Aldermore, said:
“In a short space of time the brand has cemented its position as one of the main go-to lenders for professional landlords. It has already produced in excess of £20 million of mortgage offers and this criteria change and the fact that our five year fixed rates are now only 0.25% more than our three year rates, will encourage more brokers to recommend our products to their customers”.
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