Lender reintroduces limited edition buy to let products 

Lender reintroduces limited edition buy to let products 


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Aldermore is reintroducing a number of its buy to let limited edition two and five year products for landlords.

The following rates are available immediately:

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For new customers

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Individual and company landlords with single residential investment properties

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  • 2 year fixed 4.89%, up to 75% LTV with 3% fee
  • 5 year fixed 5.99%, up to 75% LTV with zero fee
  • 5 year fixed 5.69%, up to 75% LTV with 1.5% fee
  • 5 year fixed 4.99%, up to 75% LTV with 5% fee

Multi property for individual and company landlords with residential investment properties

  • 2 year fixed 4.84%, up to 75% LTV with 3% fee
  • 5 year fixed 5.94%, up to 75% LTV with zero fee
  • 5 year fixed 5.64%, up to 75% LTV with 1.5%fee
  • 5 year fixed 4.94%, up to 75% LTV with 5% fee
  • 5 year fixed 5.89%, up to 75% LTV with £1,999 fee

Jon Cooper, director of mortgages at Aldermore, comments:“We’re delighted to reintroduce these limited-edition products back into the market, providing more choice and favourable rates for landlords looking to secure a mortgage in the New Year.”

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