Kent Reliance returns to buy-to-let

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The Kent Reliance Building Society (KRBS) has moved back into the buy-to-let mortgage market.

It has selected thee intermediaries, of which only one, Mortgages for Business is a broker, to offer its buy-to-let deals.

The other two firms are Manor Mortgages and Complete FS.

The mutual is targeting experienced landlords with existing portfolios who are looking to make the most of the investment opportunities available on student lets, houses in multiple occupation, and via UK Limited Companies.

It will also welcome new, ‘aspiring landlords’ and applications for new build properties.

Steve Olejnik, head of sales at Mortgages for Business, said: “We are delighted to work with KRBS

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