Redwood Bank launches valuation fee cashback offer

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The new valuation cashback offer gives landlords 100% of their valuation fee back on completion of their residential investment mortgage.

The offer is available for buy-to-let, Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMO) and Multi Unit Freehold Block (MUFB) properties, as well as semi-commercial properties (where over 50% and up to 80% of rental income is derived from buy-to-let or small HMOs/MUFBs).

Stuart Davidson, chief commercial officer at Redwood, said: “Landlords have faced a tough 2026, with economic pressures, uncertainty and rising operational costs.

“At the same time, many are adapting to further change in the market, including the implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act.

“We held firm on our interest rates earlier this year during a period of geopolitical uncertainty, and this cashback offer builds on that support by easing another area of cost pressure.

“As a specialist business lender, we understand that brokers and customers need flexibility across a wide range of property types. That’s why this offer includes standard buy-to-let cases and also HMO and MUFB transactions.”

The offer applies to valuation fees paid on or after July 1, 2026 and to qualify for the cashback, the valuation fee must be paid within 31 calendar days of the Decision in Principle (DIP) being issued.

The valuation cashback can also be combined with the Bank’s Green Reward Cashback, which offers up to 0.50% cashback on eligible EPC-rated properties from A to C.

 

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