Newbury reduces rate on limited company BTL product

Newbury reduces rate on limited company BTL product

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Newbury Building Society has cut rates on a limited company buy-to-let mortgage deal.

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The 75% loan-to-value three-year variable product has been reduced from 2.99% to 2.75%. 

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This offer includes an application fee varying from £950 to £1,500 and is available for both purchase and remortgage.

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The product, which is offered to landlords with a buy-to-let portfolio of up to 10 properties, is available at a maximim loan size of £500,000, with early repayment charges set at 2% for the duration of the term. 

Roger Knight, lending manager at Newbury Building Society, commented: “Following various changes to tax regulations, there has been a noticeable shift in professional landlords choosing to set-up limited companies to take advantage of the corporate tax benefits.

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“We hope the improved pricing as well as our flexible approach to lending will give brokers the right tools to support clients in achieving their objectives.”

 

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