West One rejigs BTL offerings

West One rejigs BTL offerings

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West One Loans has made changes to its buy-to-let product criteria. 

BTL products have had the maximum loan-to-value (LTV) permitted increased from 70% to 75%, while the maximum loan size has risen from £750,000 to £1m.

Andrew Ferguson,  managing director, West One, commented: “Our refreshed range of products and criteria will support our broker partners and demonstrates our commitment to this market. 

“We continued to perform strongly during lockdown and are confident our broad range of specialist BTL products, along with repricing across our entire range, provides a compelling and competitive reason to use West One.”

 

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