Paragon bolsters buy-to-let product range
Paragon Mortgages has today bolstered its buy-to-let offering with the launch of a range of leading fixed and tracker rate products.
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The products form part of Paragon's ongoing product development strategy and are primarily aimed at smaller scale landlord investors looking to expand their portfolios. They are the first additional products introduced by Paragon since its successful return to new lending in the buy-to-let market in September 2010 and signal Paragon's intent to stimulate competition and choice in the sector.
John Heron, Paragon Mortgages Managing Director, says:
"The professional landlord remains Paragon's core focus; however, it has always been our intention to extend the product range following our return to the market. These products complement our existing range and will appeal to a wide spectrum of landlords, but with a particular emphasis on smaller scale landlords looking to expand their portfolios.
"It is clear that there is strong demand from buy-to-let investors in the current market. Paragon's research shows that nearly half of all mortgage brokers expect to see an increase in buy-to-let business during 2011 and the market needs more choice and competition. Therefore, Paragon is delighted to be able to offer these new products."
Loan-to-values (LTV) across the new products range from 60% to 75% and all products have a 2% fee, up to a maximum of £2,000. The products are available for single, self-contained properties and applicants are required to have a minimum income of £40,000 per annum.
Applications must be received by 31 March 2011 and the mortgages have to be completed by 31 May 2011.
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