TBMC unveils new Mortgage Trust BTL range

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TBMC has launched eight new buy-to-let mortgage schemes, which are available via limited distribution from Mortgage Trust.

Rates begin with a 3.69% fixed rate for two years and a 3.40% two-year LIBOR tracker. Both have a 3.5% lender fee and are available up to 75% LTV.

There are also products available with no lender fees.

“We are delighted to offer this new range of competitive 75% LTV buy-to-let rates from Mortgage Trust,” said Andy Young, chief executive at TBMC.

“The products have been designed in such a way as to provide a wide range of options to brokers depending on the needs of their landlord clients.

“TBMC will benefit from a dedicated team of underwriters at Mortgage Trust helping to ensure that applications are processed efficiently and that we deliver the high service standards you would expect from a leading buy-to-let specialist. Mortgage Trust has a good set of lending criteria and we are expecting these products to be popular.”

Paul Clampin, director of mortgage underwriting at Mortgage Trust, added: “We are excited about our new range buy-to-let mortgages, which have been carefully constructed to meet the needs of landlords in the current marketplace.

“We have chosen to distribute these products through TBMC, whose specialist buy-to-let knowledge and distribution will help to deliver the right level and quality of applications.”

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