Metro Bank ups maximum new build LTV

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Metro Bank has increased its maximum LTV for new build flats and houses to 90% from 85%.

Capital raising is now permitted up to 90% LTV (for further advances and remortgages).

It is available on both new build houses and flats, with no restrictions on maximum storey height for the latter. At 90% LTV rates are from 2.99% and a maximum loan size of £675k applies, with offers valid for nine months.

The bank offers a specialist new build support team and underwriting specialists who, it says, understand the pressures of achieving a quick offer in time for exchange.

Builder incentives are accepted up to 5% of the purchase price. Builder incentives can include builders deposit contribution, white goods, carpets and curtains, cashback, legal fees and a contribution towards stamp duty.

In addition, the bank has returned to its pre-Covid position of allowing capital raising for both further advances and remortgages at up to 90% LTV, which was temporarily limited to 80% LTV.

Charles Morley, director of mortgage distribution at Metro Bank, said: “We’re always eager to offer added value for our growing number of customers. These improvements to our range of new build residential mortgages, alongside increasing maximum LTVs for capital raising purposes, ensure that we’re providing greater value, flexibility and choice to both intermediaries and our customers.”

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