New Paragon limited edition deals for portfolio landlords

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Paragon has unveiled a new range of Limited Edition buy-to-let mortgage products for portfolio landlords who have four or more mortgaged properties, including a free mortgage valuation and up to £500 cashback.

Among the Limited Edition products is a two year fixed rate at 3.40% for landlords borrowing up to 75% loan to value (LTV) on SSC units, and a two year fixed rate at 3.60% for those borrowing up to 75% LTV on HMO and MUB properties.

The Limited Edition range also includes a five year fixed rate at 3.74% for borrowing up to 75% LTV on SSC units, and a five year fixed rate at 3.84% up to 75% LTV for borrowing on HMO and MUB properties.

All products feature a free mortgage valuation. In addition, the products include £250 cashback upon release of funds for customers who select a two year fixed rate mortgage and £500 for those who elect for a five year fixed rate.

All of the Limited Edition products are available for purchase and remortgage.

John Heron, managing director of mortgages at Paragon, said: “Our new Limited Edition buy-to-let range brings added choice and flexibility for portfolio landlords looking to refinance or expand. The addition of cashback provides an extra boost, helping landlords fund the up-front costs associated with arranging finance and enhancing value for this important segment of the market.”

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