New BTL and residential deals from Barclays

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Barclays is launching new purchase and remortgage products for both residential and buy-to-let.

New products include the following:

  • New 75% LTV Residential 2 Year Tracker rates, available for purchase and remortgage applications for loans up to £2m
  • New 75% LTV Residential 2 and 5 Year Fixed rates, available for purchase and remortgage applications for loans up to £2m
  • New 70% LTV buy-to-let 2 and 5 Year Fixed rates, available for buy-to-let purchase and remortgage applications, and introducing two new rates for portfolio landlords

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