Lender streamlines buy to let mortgage range 

Lender streamlines buy to let mortgage range 


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Specialist lender Keystone Property Finance has launched a number of special edition HMO & MUFB products as part of a streamlining of its buy to let range.

Its new special edition range offers a 15 basis point reduction on the core range, with rates starting at 3.34%.

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Keystone has also simplified its fee structure as part of a major streamlining of its range, and now offers 2.5%, 5% and 7% fee options across its Standard, Specialist, Ex-pat and Holiday Let ranges.

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As well as refining its fees, the lender has reduced the number of Ex-pat and Holiday Let products it offers to make the ranges easier to navigate, with one set of rates for all property types.

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Keystone’s Standard, Specialist, Ex-pat and Holiday Let products are now also included in one simple product guide.

Elise Coole, managing director at Keystone Property Finance, comments: “Our new special edition HMO & MUFB products … come with a 15 basis point reduction on our core range and are available on both small and large HMOs up to £1.5m.” 

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