Landbay cuts rates across 2-year and 5-year fixed products

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Landbay has made another round of rate reductions, with rates cut by up to 0.20% across its standard 2-year and 5-year fixed rate products.

The full 0.20% reduction has been seen on their standard 2-year fixed rate products available up to 75% loan-to-value (LTV), with rates now starting from 3.59%.

This also includes 2-year fixed products in Landbay’s popular AVM-supported range.

Meanwhile, standard 5-year fixed rate products in their non-portfolio range have been reduced by 0.10% and now start at 4.49%. This also includes AVM-supported products, with the non-portfolio range designed specifically for landlords with three or less mortgaged properties.

LIMITED-EDITION REMORTGAGE

These rate reductions closely follow Landbay’s launch of a new limited-edition range of eight remortgage products.

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Rob Stanton, Landbay

Rob Stanton, sales and distribution director at Landbay, says: “Following reductions last week and our limited-edition launch this week, it’s great to be able to make further rate cuts across our product range.

“Not only does it add to the efficiencies and cost savings of our popular AVM range, but it keeps our product range competitive.”

FURTHER OPPORTUNITIES

And he adds: “This is hugely important as we look to help our broker partners support a broad range of landlord requirements, with our successful non-portfolio range being a key example.

“We remain close to the market to identify any further opportunities to expand or improve our offering. Being a tech-first lender with our own in-house broker portal gives us the capability to act very quickly when those opportunities do present themselves, enabling us to best support our brokers and their landlord clients.”

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