New mortgages for French market unveiled

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Connect Overseas has launched an exclusive range of new mortgage products in association with Lloyds International.

The deals are for purchase or remortgage of French residential property by non-residents.

Rates start from 2.09% variable, while normal product fees have been discounted from 1% to 0.85%.

The mortgages are available up to 70% LTV, with a minimum loan of £100,000.

Capital raising is allowed on remortgage for any purpose, and mortgages are available to both the employed and self-employed.

Liz Syms, managing director at Connect Overseas, said: “At Connect

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