Foundation Home Loans revises buy-to-let product structure

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Foundation Home Loans has revamped its buy-to-let proposition.

The revised product structure maintains Foundation Home Loans’ offering of buy-to-let products for individuals, limited companies and portfolio landlords but means all products now sit under two umbrellas: F1 and F2.

F1 is for existing and new landlord clients with a predominantly clean credit history financing less complex property types.

F2 is for existing landlords who are financing specialist property types including HMOs, short-term lets and Multi Unit Blocks as well as those who may have minor blips on their credit rating.

Both ranges are available to individuals, portfolio landlords and limited companies.

Andrew Ferguson, commercial director for Foundation Home Loans, said: “We recognise 2019 will be a challenging year for brokers advising clients in buy-to-let, and believe our new range is more streamlined and makes it easier for brokers to understand, whilst maintaining our key product points of difference, such as our short-term let proposition.

“Our new structure will support our extensive growth plan this year.”

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