Mansfield launches three new BTL products
The Mansfield Building Society has launched three new products in the BTL sector up to 70% LTV as it continues to support the market with attractive products and pricing.
The 2 Year Discounted Rate products have excellent rates for purchase and remortgage.
BTL purchase only:
- 2.65% discounted rate for 2 years (2.94% below SVR)
- Free basic valuation
- Application fee £199 and completion fee £999
There are two remortgage options with different rates and fees to give landlords the opportunity to assess what best fits their needs.
BTL remortgage with lower rate and higher completion fee:
- 2.65% discounted rate for 2 years (2.94% below SVR)
- Application fee £199 and completion fee £1,300
BTL remortgage with higher rate and lower completion fee:
- 2.99% discounted rate for 2 years (2.60% below SVR)
- Application fee £199 and completion fee of £300
Customers will also have the benefit from free legal fees as well as a free basic valuation on both remortgage products.
According to Business Development Manager, Stuart Bryce, The Mansfield is ensuring that its BTL products remain at the forefront of discounted rate pricing.
He said:
“The three new mortgages are very competitively priced and aimed at being a market leading discounted rate product to offer a viable alternative to fixed rates. Brokers and customers are understandably cautious about potential rate rises, discounted variable rate products are linked to lenders Standard Variable Rate and do not directly track the Bank of England Base Rate. At The Mansfield, we remain committed to providing a very attractive range of products in this important market.”
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