Accord unveils 10-day buy-to-let sale

Published on

Accord Mortgages

Accord Buy-to-Let is offering brokers and landlords three new two-year fixed rate deals for a limited period as it launches it 10-day buy-to-let sale.

The intermediary only lender, which is part if Yorkshire Building Society Group, will offer the two-year fixed rate deals with reduced interest rates and £500 cashback incentives.

The products are:
2.59% 2 year fixed rate at 60% LTV, with £345 product fee and £500 cashback on completion
2.69% 2 year fixed rate at 65% LTV, with £345 product fee and £500 cashback on completion
2.89% 2 year fixed rate at 75% LTV, with £345 product fee and £500 cashback on completion

The 10-day sale began this week and is due to end on Wednesday, 1 October.

Chris Maggs, national account manager for Accord Buy-to-Let, said: “At Accord we are always looking for ways to offer competitive mortgages and this limited time offer allows us to give landlords and brokers our quality mortgages at these rates.

“These products offer terrific rates and they will be popular with people looking to invest in a Buy To Let property.

“However, you’ve only got ten days to take advantage of these great products so get them while you can.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

SortRefer expands faster conveyancing service after pilot cuts completion times

SortRefer has rolled out its Enhanced conveyancing service to all registered brokers after a...

Octane revives specialist buy-to-let range with loans up to £15m

Octane Capital has returned to the specialist buy-to-let market with a range offering loans...

Student loan repayments squeeze first-time buyer deposit savings

More than 1.5 million young adults believe student loan repayments are making it harder...

The Exeter moves Woodley into healthcare development role

The Exeter has appointed Karen Woodley as head of healthcare development, giving her responsibility...

Landlords warn higher Budget costs could feed through to rents

Almost two-thirds of landlords say they would seek to recover higher costs through rents...

Latest publication

Other news

SortRefer expands faster conveyancing service after pilot cuts completion times

SortRefer has rolled out its Enhanced conveyancing service to all registered brokers after a...

Octane revives specialist buy-to-let range with loans up to £15m

Octane Capital has returned to the specialist buy-to-let market with a range offering loans...

Student loan repayments squeeze first-time buyer deposit savings

More than 1.5 million young adults believe student loan repayments are making it harder...