New buy-to-let deals from Godiva Mortgages

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Coventry Intermediaries has refreshed its buy-to-let mortgage range.

It includes a legal and valuation package for remortgages, as well as reducing rates on Flexx for term deals.

New deals include:

Two-year Flexx fixed Mortgages

  • 4.05%, two-year Flexx fixed rate until 31.10.14, 70% LTV, £250 booking fee with £1499 arrangement fee and no ERCs.
  • 4.25%, two-year Flexx fixed rate until 31.10.14, 75% LTV, £250 booking fee a 2% arrangement fee and no ERCs.

Flexx for Term

  • 5.25% (reduced from 5.49%), 75% LTV, £250 booking fee with £1499 arrangement fee and no ERCs

“For buy-to-let investors looking for ultimate flexibility, there has never been a better time to remortgage with the Coventry,” claimed Colin Franklin, managing director, Godiva Mortgages.

“Not only have we reduced the rates on our popular Flexx for Term mortgage from 5.49% to 5.25%, our new range also offers investors a choice of competitively priced two and five-year fixed products, starting from 4.05% at 70% LTV, many with no ERCs.

“And don’t forget, all products include a valuation up to £700 and access to our remortgage transfer service. With our unique intermediary pledges and a fantastic new range of products, there has never been a better time to arrange a remortgage with the Coventry.”

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  1. What I would like to know is as to what is the max. He would you allow a mortgage to run?. Thanks

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