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The Mansfield reintroduces intermediary BTL range

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The Mansfield reintroduces intermediary BTL range

The Mansfield Building Society has relaunched its buy-to-let mortgage range into the intermediary market.

Products now available to intermediaries across England and Wales include:

Purchase only:

  • 2.65% discounted rate for two years (2.94% below SVR)
  • Free basic valuation
  • Application fee £199 and completion fee £999

Remortgage only:

  • 2.65% discounted rate for two years (2.94% below SVR)
  • Free basic valuation and free legal fees
  • Application fee £199 and completion fee £1,300

Purchase or Remortgage:

  • 3.49% fixed rate for two years
  • Basic valuation fee payable by applicant(s)
  • Application fee £199 and completion fee £999
  • 3.69% discounted rate for three years (1.90% below SVR)
  • Basic valuation fee payable by applicant(s)
  • Application fee £199 and completion fee £800

The Society wrote £34 million of mortgage completions in the first half of the year against £22 million written in the same period 12 months prior. This has helped the Mansfield achieve a 4% growth in its net mortgage assets at the half year.

Stuart Bryce, business development manager at the Mansfield Building Society, said: “With tax relief being reduced following the Chancellor’s Budget this year and buy-to-let a source of supplementary retirement income for some, the buy-to-let sector needs lenders like The Mansfield to offer alternative solutions.

“We feel we have the expertise and specialist knowledge built up over the years to help brokers with their buy-to-let enquiries for both purchase and remortgage.”

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<p>Kevin Rose began his career as a business and finance journalist in 1997 and has been writing about the mortgage industry since 2001.</p> <p>He was the editor of <em>BestAdvice</em> for 23 years and was editor-in-chief of the Niche trade titles, which included <em>Niche Mortgages</em>, <em>Niche Personal Loans</em> and <em>Niche Commercial Finance</em>.</p> <p>He launched and hosted the mortgage industry’s first ever podcast, SoundAdvice, back in 2005.</p> <p>He has also written for a large number of newspapers and trade titles, including the <em>Independent</em>, <em>i</em> Paper, <em>What Investment</em>, <em>Money Management</em> and <em>BusinessAge</em>, and has also edited and contributed to Times Newspapers’ finance supplements.</p> <p>In addition, he has acted as a consultant to publishing firms looking to maximise their online presence.</p>