Rate cuts and LTV rises from Aldermore

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Charles Haresnape

Aldermore has revamped its range of residential buy-to-let mortgages.

The range now includes the following:

  • A term variable rate of 4.98% available to 80% LTV (previously only available to 75% LTV) and at 4.48% to 75% LTV (a reduction of 50bps – was previously 4.98%)
  • A two-year fixed rate of 4.98% available to 80% LTV (a reduction of 80 bps – was previously 5.78%)
  • A five-year fixed rate of 5.48% available to 80% LTV (a reduction of 50bps – was previously 5.98%) and at 4.98% to 75% LTV (a reduction of 30bps – was previously 5.28%)

Aldermore has also reduced the term variable rate on its residential range of mortgages to 3.98% (was previously 4.28%).

These buy-to-let mortgages are available on portfolios of up to five properties per individual applicant and capital raising is allowed up to 80% LTV.

Aldermore does not credit score and there is no minimum income requirement for buy-to-let mortgage applications from existing landlords.

Charles Haresnape (pictured), managing director of Aldermore Residential Mortgages, said: “These rate reductions, combined with an increase in maximum LTV to 80% on our most popular products, will help landlords expand their portfolios at a time when property rental values are forecast to rise by another 2% during 2013.”

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