Godiva cuts BTL fixed rate

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Godiva Mortgages has cut the pay rate on its two-year fixed rate buy-to-let mortgage by 0.15%.
The rate is now 4.59%, down from 4.74%.

Colin Franklin , managing director of Godiva Mortgages, said: “We are very confident that introducers will find a Buy to Let product in our range to meet the needs of their clients. Our +3.35% BBR tracker has been extremely popular and we are certain that our new reduced fixed rate of 4.59% will be a welcome addition to our competitively priced range.”””

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