ModaMortgages Releases Limited-Edition 75% LTV BTL Range

ModaMortgages releases limited-edition 75% LTV BTL range

Specialist lender ModaMortgages has brought out a range of limited edition buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage products at 75% loan to value (LTV). The post ModaMortgages releases limited-edition 75% LTV BTL range appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.

BTL mortgage options reach record high: Moneyfacts – Mortgage Finance Gazette

Product availability for buy-to-let mortgages has reached a record high, according to the latest data from Moneyfactscompare.co.uk. Overall, buy-to-let product availability (fixed and variable) rose to 4,144 deals, its highest count on Moneyfacts’ electronic records (since November 2011). Of these BTL agreements. There was a… The post BTL mortgage options reach record high: Moneyfacts appeared first on Mortgage Finance Gazette.

Choice of buy-to-let mortgages rises to a record high: Moneyfacts - IFA Magazine

Product availability for buy-to-let mortgages reached a record high and the average two-year fixed rate has dropped below 5% for the first time since September 2022, according to the latest analysis by Moneyfactscompare.co.uk. Overall buy-to-let product availability (fixed and variable) rose to 4,144 deals, its highest count on our electronic records (November 2011). Deeper analysis shows a larger quantity of five-year fixed deals, versus two-y…

Landlords seeking a buy-to-let mortgage find greater choice

The buy-to-let mortgage space is thriving thanks to greater choice and lower mortgage rates, opening up opportunities for landlords entering the market. There are currently 4,144 buy-to-let mortgage deals available to landlords, according to the latest figures from Moneyfactscompare, marking the highest level of product choice since the company’s records began. Landlords entering the market now, looking to remortgage or expanding their portfolio…

Buy-to-let Watch: Get ahead of new EPC rules – Mortgage Strategy

Energy performance certificate (EPC) reform keeps popping back up in conversations with landlords, and for good reason. The original 2025/2028 plan may have paused but the February consultation came back with a new set of dates. Landlords must achieve an EPC rating of C or above for new private tenancies from 1 April