LendInvest introduces 3.69% pay rate limited company BTL deal

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LendInvest has added a new pay rate product to its buy-to-let range for limited companies and Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs).

The new addition is an exclusive five-year fixed pay rate product that stresses at 3.69% for limited company landlords.

The lender is now offering 80% LTV products on standard properties, with a maximum loan size of £500,000, and increased its maximum loan size for standard properties to £1.5million.

Customers are also eligible for a £200 cashback on all applications where Open Banking is used.

Andy Virgo (pictured), director for buy-to-let at LendInvest, said: “Professional landlords are speaking with their feet right now and the demand we have seen for our buy-to-let proposition of late is illustrating exactly that.

“Incentivised by the SDLT freeze, it’s clear that we can still do more to support our borrowers. The changes released today mars our commitment to assisting the UK’s professional landlords grow or incorporate their portfolios at this crucial juncture in time.”

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