Zephyr cuts tracker mortgage rates by 0.40%
Lifetime tracker mortgage rates now start from 5.94%.
"We are seeing a steadily increasing interest in tracker mortgage products from brokers who want to help their landlord customers to take advantage of the flexibility such products can offer."
Zephyr Homeloans has reduced rates across its buy-to-let tracker mortgage range by 40 basis points.
The lender is now offering a rate of 5.94% on a lifetime tracker standard buy-to-let mortgage product at 65% LTV for properties with an A to C-rated energy performance certificate (EPC) and 6.04% on properties with an EPC rating of D or E.
For HMOs and multi-unit freehold properties with an A to C EPC rating, tracker lifetime mortgage rates now start at 6.14%, rising to 6.24% on properties with an EPC rating of D or E.
Zephyr also offers multiple product fee options on its fixed rate products to provide landlords with increased flexibility.
Paul Fryers, managing director at Zephyr Homeloans, said: “We are seeing a steadily increasing interest in tracker mortgage products from brokers who want to help their landlord customers to take advantage of the flexibility such products can offer.”
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