Barclays expands buy-to-let mortgage range

Barclays expands buy-to-let mortgage range

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Barclays has launched a range of new buy-to-let mortgage products. 

The newly introduced deals include a buy-to-let remortgage range, including a two-year fixed rate product at 1.86% and a five-year deal at 2.19%. 

Both mortgage products are subject to 75% loan-to-value, at a minimum loan of £35,000 and maximum of £500,000, and are subject to a £1,795 product fee. 

In addition, there is a two-year fixed rate deal at 2.55%, which is available fee-free.

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