The Bucks BS launches limited company buy-to-let

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The Buckinghamshire Building Society has unveiled a range of new buy to let products, including limited company deals for the first time.

Tim Vigeon, head of lending at the Buckinghamshire Building Society. “Buying a property to rent out via a limited company can offer a number of advantages, and our manual underwriting process means looking at these types of cases is very much part of our business as usual process. We have also extended our range to help individuals looking for consumer buy-to-let and those who need alternative ways of assessing affordability.”

PRODUCT INITIAL RATE DISCOUNT FROM BTL SVR FOLLOW ON RATE APRC MAX LTV ERC APP FEE PROD FEE
BL35 BTL 3 year discount CBTL & ex ratio 3.49% 2.25% 5.74% 5.4% 75% 1% in the first year £150 £999
BL34 fixed rate to 30/11/20 CBTL & ex ratio 3.99% n/a 5.74% 5.4% 75% 3% to 30/11/18;
2% to 30/11/19;
1% to 30/11/20
£150 £999
BL31 3 year discount individual landlords 2.69% 3.05% 5.74% 5.2% 75% 1% in the first year £150 £999
BL32 3 year discount limited company 3.49% 2.25% 5.74% 5.4% 75% 1% in the first year £150 £999
BL33 fixed rate to 30/11/20 ltd company 3.99% n/a 5.74% 5.4% 75% 3% to 30/11/18;
2% to 30/11/19;
1% to 30/11/20
£150 £999

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