Molo Finance cuts BTL fixed rates

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Molo Finance has announced further reductions across its UK resident buy-to-let fixed-rate products.

Its buy-to-let rates now start from 4.55% for a two-year fixed rate for both individual and limited companies up to 75% loan to value (LTV), equating to a 17bps reduction.

Five-year fixed rates for the standard range begin at 5.06%, equating to a 15bps reduction.

Product rates for Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMO), Multi-Unit Freehold Blocks (MUFB), new build and investor-led properties now start from 4.65% for a two-year fixed product and 5.16% for a five-year fixed product.

Martin Sims, Molo’s distribution director, said: “After last week’s encouraging inflation news, we are now able to realign our UK resident buy-to-let fixed rates.

“This, we believe, will further assist our intermediary partners when structuring their landlord clients investment property finance and also secure enhanced future returns.”

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