Bank reduces rates for Buy To Let purchases

Bank reduces rates for Buy To Let purchases


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Gatehouse Bank has announced various rental rate reductions of up to 0.27% across its range of Buy to Let Purchase Plans available for UK Expats and International Residents.

They have been applied on standard and green two-year and five-year fixed term products, with two-year fixed term products seeing a rental rate reduction of 0.26% and five-year fixed term products reducing by 0.27%.

The reduced rental rates are also available for customers seeking finance for HMOs and Mutli-Unit Freehold Blocks (MUFBs). Gatehouse Bank accepts applications from individuals as well as UK-registered SPV Limited Companies.

Updated Starting Rental Rates on Buy-to-Let Purchase Plans

ApplicantTwo-Year Fixed Term BTL ProductsFive-Year Fixed Term BTL Products
UK Expat4.23%5.95%
International Residents4.32%5.96%

Gemma Donnelly, head of customer propositions at Gatehouse Bank, comments:“Today’s changes have been implemented to support even more people residing overseas to achieve their investment goals and ensure our Purchase Plans remain competitive within the home finance market.”

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