LendInvest reintroduces holiday let products

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LendInvest Mortgages has updated its buy-to-let proposition by lowering rates and increasing maximum loan sizes.

It has reduced rates by up to 15bps across its buy-to-let range, with rates now starting at 3.89%. Landlords can now also access up to 80% LTV on five-year products for both standard properties and small HMOs.

Maximum loan sizes have been increased up to £3 million.

Meanwhile, LendInvest has reintroduced holiday let products, offering new two and five-year fixed rates. In addition, the maximum LTV for new build flats has been increased, aligning it with that for new build homes.

Sophie Mitchell-Charman, commercial director at LendInvest, said: “We are delighted to introduce these significant updates to our buy-to-let product suite. These changes are designed to empower property investors with more options and better financial flexibility.

“By reducing rates and expanding our product range, we aim to support a wider array of investment strategies and help landlords achieve their property investment goals.

“At LendInvest, we strive to be the preferred lender for those seeking innovative and competitive mortgage solutions, especially in a dynamic market.”

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