The Mansfield unveils expat buy-to-let deal

Published on

The Mansfield Building Society has launched an expat buy-to-let mortgage.

It is initially available through selected brokers, including deVere Mortgages, John Charcol, Coreco, Large Mortgage Loans and Alexander Hall.

The expat buy-to-let mortgage is the latest addition to the Mansfield’s buy-to-let range that already includes FCA regulated ‘family’ buy-to-let, consumer buy-to-let, and the ability for applicants to use earned income to make up rental shortfalls (top slicing).

Key product features include:

  • Up to 70% LTV
  • Two-year discounted variable rate with a current payable rate of 2.79% (2.80% below SVR )
  • Interest coverage ratio 125% at 5.5%
  • £199 application fee, completion fee 1.25%
  • Minimum loan size £100,000
  • Maximum loan size £500,000
  • New build houses acceptable
  • Available for purchase and remortgage on properties across England and Wales

David Newby, mortgage executive at the Mansfield, said: “With a much greater emphasis already placed on assessing the financial stability of buy-to-let landlords, we have been able to leverage our existing underwriting expertise and expand our already extensive proposition seamlessly.

“We’ve worked with our broker partners to establish our proposition and are delighted to be offering them more choice to help them find solutions in an increasingly complex mortgage market.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Swap rates fall but funding risks remain, warns Moneyfacts

In a week that saw more than 20 lenders reduce their fixed mortgage rates,...

Growing calls for government to overhaul Stamp Duty for FTBs

Mortgage industry figures are urging the government to review stamp duty for first-time buyers...

L&G launches later life lending campaign

L&G has launched a later life lending campaign featuring short documentary-style films highlighting the...

West Brom reduces rates by up to 0.18%

West Brom Building Society has reduced rates across its two-year fixed purchase mortgage range,...

more2life calls for innovation and technology to drive later life lending growth

Later life lender more2life has called on the wider industry to ensure product innovation...

Latest publication

Other news

Swap rates fall but funding risks remain, warns Moneyfacts

In a week that saw more than 20 lenders reduce their fixed mortgage rates,...

Growing calls for government to overhaul Stamp Duty for FTBs

Mortgage industry figures are urging the government to review stamp duty for first-time buyers...

L&G launches later life lending campaign

L&G has launched a later life lending campaign featuring short documentary-style films highlighting the...