Metro Bank ups maximum BTL loan sizes

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Metro Bank has increased its maximum loan sizes for its buy-to-let products.

The changes include the bank’s limited company buy-to-let product which it launched in July 2024.

Details are as follows:

  • Maximum 75% up to £2,000,000 loan amount
  • Maximum 70% up to £2,500,000 loan amount
  • Maximum 65% up to £3,000,000 loan amount
  • Maximum 60% up to £10,000,000 loan amount
  • Maximum 50% over £10,000,000 loan amount

Charles Morley, director of mortgage distribution at Metro Bank, said: “Metro Bank is committed to the buy-to-let market and to our position as the number one specialist lender on the high street.

“Metro Bank has a dedicated team to help your clients take the next step to becoming a landlord with a wide range of buy-to-let mortgages and remortgaging options.

“Mortgage negotiations can be stressful and I’m proud of the personal and straightforward service we provide, ensuring focused and dedicated support throughout the process.”

 

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