Mortgage Trust unveils new range

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Mortgage Trust has launched a range of fixed and tracker rate buy-to-let mortgage deals.

The intermediary-only products are available for purchase and remortgage, and include tracker rates from 4.30% and fixed rates from 4.89%.

The deals are available online only (via www.MTon-line.co.uk).

Mortgage Trust says all applications are subject to a fast track credit score based underwriting process.

As well as the new deals, Mortgage Trust has launched two ‘Rapid Remortgage’ deals. They come with a 1% fee and free legals and valuation.

These deals include a 3.99% two-year tracker and a 4.99% two-year fixed, both at 75% LTV.

The deals must be completed by 29 July 2011.

John Heron , Mortgage Trust’s managing director, said: “These products offer attractive rates and criteria and we are confident they will appeal to intermediaries and landlords from across the spectrum.

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