Lender woos landlords with £1,000 cashback offer

Lender woos landlords with £1,000 cashback offer


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Paragon Bank has introduced £1,000 cashback across 21 products within its buy-to-let mortgage range.

The cashback applies across a selection of five-year fixed rate products for single self-contained properties, as well as Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and multi-unit blocks (MUBs).

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The range includes both percentage fee and nil fee options, alongside free valuation, with the £1,000 cashback paid on completion. 

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Products are available for both purchase and remortgage, with a range of pricing options across the different LTV bands.

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Five-year fixed-rate products within Paragon’s recently launched Tailored range also benefit from the £1,000 cashback. The Tailored proposition enables brokers to structure applications more flexibly around a landlord’s specific circumstances, particularly in more complex cases.

A statement from Paragon says: “The cashback offering reflects continued demand for products that incorporate added value within the overall proposition, particularly where landlords are managing a range of costs around a transaction.”

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James Harrison, mortgages product manager at the lender, says: “We’ve seen consistently strong demand for cashback products, particularly within our two-year fixed range where £500 options have been well received by brokers and their landlord clients.

“Extending this across a broader selection of five-year fixed products, and increasing the amount to £1,000, reflects that feedback. It also comes at a point where landlords are often managing a number of costs around a transaction, from legal fees through to property improvements, and the cashback can help to offset some of that outlay at completion.

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“As with the rest of our range, the breadth of fee options remains, enabling brokers to structure cases in line with individual client preferences and portfolio strategies.”

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