Kent Reliance offers its lowest ever five-year BTL rates

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Kent Reliance has made changes to its five-year fixed rate buy-to-let offering. 

Rates now start from 3.59%.

Price reductions feature across the five-year fixed buy-to-let product set, with a new LTV range from 65% up to 85%.

These products are available for purchase or re-mortgage for standard and specialist buy-to-let.

Adrian Moloney, sales director at OneSavings Bank, said: “Our new five-year fixed buy-to-let range will continue to offer the right criteria, flexibility and choice.  We believe that brokers will welcome our best ever five-year rates as they seek cost savings and flexibility options on behalf of their customers.”

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