New buy-to-let fixes from Kent Reliance

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Kent Reliance has unveiled three-year fixed rates across its standard range of buy-to-let mortgages.

The new fixed rates products are available with immediate effect and complement the existing two year fixed and discounted variable products.

The three-year fixed range features up to 85% LTV and also benefits landlords with the ability to add fees to the loan. Initial rates start from 4.69% with a 75% LTV up to 5.39% for the 85% LTV product and are available for loans up to £1m.

John Eastgate, sales and marketing director, OneSavings Bank plc, said: “We are delighted to announce that from today, Kent Reliance will be enhancing its proposition for landlords who are looking for certainty when financing standard flats or houses.

“The addition of these mortgages to our range of standard buy-to-let products combined with flexible criteria and our personal approach to lending provides our intermediary partners with an attractive solution helping meet their customers’ needs.”

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