LendInvest reprices buy-to-let offering

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LendInvest has made a number of important changes to its buy-to-let proposition, including rate reductions across standard properties and HMOs.

The platform has repriced its standard buy-to-let products, with its two-year 65% LTV product now available at 2.85%, and its five-year 65% LTV product at 3.04%.

The lender’s five-year 75% LTV product has been reduced to 3.20% for standard properties.

For small HMO’s, the two year product is now available at 3.04%, and the five year product at 3.34%. LendInvest has also introduced a 75% two year LTV product at 3.69%, and five year at 3.95% for large HMOs and MUFBs.

Borrowers are eligible for a reduced £150 valuation fee on standard properties.

Andy Virgo (pictured), sales director at LendInvest, said: “We’ve had a hugely productive summer at LendInvest. The opportunity to bring this newly priced range of products to our broker partners attention is welcomed and should be seen as a sign of our commitment to help landlords access not only great service and processes but compelling rates too.”

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