Rely launches limited edition buy-to-let products for lower LTV landlords

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Rely has introduced a new limited edition range of buy-to-let mortgages for non-portfolio landlords, with rates starting from 3.51%.

The new products are available for both HMO and non-HMO properties at 55% and 65% loan-to-value (LTV), supporting both purchase and remortgage transactions.

The lender is offering a choice of two-year and five-year fixed rate options within the range, aimed at landlords seeking lower leverage borrowing.

Under the new pricing, two-year fixed rates start from 3.51% at 55% LTV and 3.53% at 65% LTV. Five-year fixed rates are available from 4.58% at 55% LTV and 4.65% at 65% LTV.

Alongside the launch, Rely has reduced the minimum loan size across its buy-to-let product range to £25,001. However, brokers have been advised that individual product minimum loan requirements will continue to apply and may be higher depending on the product selected.

The limited edition range is available immediately for qualifying non-portfolio landlord applications.

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