Leeds BS launches new BTL trackers

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Leeds Building Society unveils two new buy-to-let mortgage products.

Both products are available for new purchases or for remortgages, with no early repayment charges.

The two new mortgages both offer two-year deals and come with a free standard valuation and a fees assisted legal service for re-mortgages.

Matt Bartle, Leeds Building Society’s director of mortgages, said: ““Understanding borrower needs and developing products and lending criteria to support our customers is key to who we are as a mutual.

“Due to the economic uncertainty, we know that many landlords are looking for tracker products, and we’re pleased we’re able to launch two new buy-to-let mortgages at 60% and 75% loan to value.”

The new products are as follows:

2 Year 60% LTV Tracker

  • Initial Rate 4.85% (BBR +0.85%)
  • 60% loan to value (LTV)
  • £999 completion fee
  • Free standard valuation
  • Fees assisted legal service for remortgages

2 Year 75% LTV Tracker

  • Initial Rate 5.20% (BBR +1.20%)
  • 75% loan to value (LTV)
  • £999 completion fee
  • Free standard valuation
  • Fees assisted legal service for remortgages

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