Coventry for intermediaries cuts five-year fixed buy-to-let rates

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Coventry for intermediaries has reduced rates on its five-year fixed buy-to-let mortgages by up to 0.26 percentage points.

New deals include the following:

  • 1.95% (was 2.19%) five-year fixed until 30/04/25, 50% LTV, ERCs payable until 30/04/25 and a £1,999 product fee.
  • 2.05% (was 2.29%) five-year fixed until 30/04/25, 65% LTV, ERCs payable until 30/04/25 and a £1,999 product fee.

Kevin Purvey, director of intermediaries, said: “Our five-year fixed buy-to-let range is now even more competitive – great news for landlords. With the economic uncertainty we’re seeing, these products are ideal for landlords looking for the stability of a fixed rate – whether for a purchase or remortgage.

“The reductions also apply to five-year fixed rates from our portfolio landlord range. Plus, as with all our buy-to-let mortgages, there’s no minimum income requirement and a standard valuation included of up to £700.”

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