Principality Building Society reduces buy-to-let rates

Principality Building Society reduces buy-to-let rates

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Principality Building Society has unveiled a number of rate reductions to mortgage products within its buy-to-let range.

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Buy-to-let rates have been trimmed by as much as 0.15% in a bid to entice more BTL landlords. 

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The lender has cut rates on the 70%  loan-to-value (LTV) five-year fix from 2.49% to 2.37%, while the 75% LTV five-year fix rates have been dropped to 2.42%, from 2.55%. 

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Both products are offered with no fees, while legal costs are fee-free for remortgages.

 

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The lender accepts up to three buy-to-let applications per customer and it will also accept first-time landlords and mortgage applications for new build homes. 

Naveed Mohamed, head of products at Principality Building Society, commented: “We have improved the pricing on our buy to let range to ensure that our products meet the needs of our clients.

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“Our flexible approach will also consider BTL applications for new build properties, which is a growing market.”

 

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