Coventry for Intermediaries reintroduces 75% LTV remortgages

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Coventry for Intermediaries has reintroduced new products for borrowers looking to remortgage.

The lender has increased its maximum LTV to 75% across owner-occupied and buy-to-let ranges to increase remortgaging options for borrowers with a new selection of two and five-year fixes on residential and offset.

The lender also has a selection of Flexx Fix options offering greater flexibility for buy-to-let borrowers.

There are also product transfer options available for existing customers with LTVs up to 90% LTV for residential and 75% LTV on buy-to-let.

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