Landbay has reduced rates and fees across its core buy-to-let (BTL) product range and completed a significant upgrade to its broker portal.
The lender has cut rates by up to 0.10% and fees have decreased by 0.25% as part of a streamlining of its product range.
The portal upgrade includes the addition of new features and services, including more detailed case status reporting and progress updates, plus the flexibility to download European Standardised Information Sheet (ESIS) documentation at any time in the application process.
In addition, applicants no longer need to sign the offer document, and solicitors are instructed as soon as an offer is made.
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Landbay cuts BTL rates and boosts LTV range
By Roger Baird 14
th April 2021 9:19 am
Specialist lender Landbay has introduced several changes to its buy-to-let products, including lowering rates and a loan-to-value increase.
The peer-to-peer firm says it is lowering the minimum property value on its core products to £65,000 from £75,000, which will appeal “to landlords investing in parts of northern England and Wales”.
It will increase its LTV to 75 per cent, from 70 per cent, for properties above commercial units.
It is also increasing the maximum loan size for its Special Edition range to £1.5m, from £1m.
The lender will also cut its non-portfolio landlord five-year fixed rate product, launched last month, to 3.39 per cent, down five basis points.
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