Zephyr relaunches seven-year fixed mortgage deals
Specialist buy-to-let lender Zephyr Homeloans has reintroduced a seven-year fixed deal into its mortgage product range.
"Amidst the current rising interest rate environment, our seven-year fixed rate products will help support landlords who are looking for ways to create longer-term financial certainty"
The lender is offering 3.79% on a seven-year fixed rate standard buy-to-let mortgage at 65% LTV for properties with an A to C rated energy performance certificate (EPC), and 3.89% on standard properties with an EPC rating of D and E.
Paul Fryers, managing director at Zephyr Homeloans, said: “Amidst the current rising interest rate environment, our seven-year fixed rate products will help support landlords who are looking for ways to create longer-term financial certainty, and in turn potentially pass on a greater level of security to their tenants.”
Zephyr launched its energy-efficient mortgage range in December 2021. Its EPC Deal products offer reduced rates of 10 basis points for standard properties, as well as for houses in multiple occupancy and multi-unit freehold blocks that have an Energy Performance Certificate rating of A to C.
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