Keystone launches special edition HMO range

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Keystone Property Finance has launched a number of special edition HMO & MUFB products as part of a refresh of its buy-to-let range.

The specialist buy-to-let lender’s new special edition range offers a 15 basis point reduction on the core range, with rates starting at 3.34%.

Keystone has also simplified its fee structure as part of the revamp of its range.

It now offers 2.5%, 5% and 7% fee options across its standard, specialist, ex-pat and holiday let ranges.

As well as refining its fees, the lender has reduced the number of ex-pat and holiday let products it offers, which it said is designed to make the ranges easier to navigate for brokers, with one set of rates for all property types.

Elise Coole, managing director at Keystone Property Finance, said: “We’re excited to launch our new special edition HMO & MUFB products, which are available on both small and large HMOs up to £1.5m.”

She said the changes were intended to provide brokers with another option for landlords investing in higher-yielding properties.

Coole added: “Brokers expect us to be competitive and to offer a broad set of solutions, but they also expect us to be easy to deal with.

“By streamlining our range and revamping our guides, we’re making it easier for brokers to identify the right solution for their clients.”

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