TSB Intermediary unveils initial BTL offering

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TSB Intermediary is now providing buy-to-let mortgages. 

This launch follows a pilot with London and Country.

Initially, five year deals will be available with further buy-to-let deals being added in the coming weeks.  This is the latest development for TSB Intermediary which launched in January this year and follows the launch of remortgage products in March.

Both TSB buy-to-let and homeowner mortgages will operate under one brand.  This means brokers will contact the same team and the same BDM they already have relationships with, as well as following the same processes they are used to.

The buy-to-let deals are available up to 75% LTV, with a maximum loan size of £500,000 and a maximum of four applicants.

Roland McCormack, TSB’s mortgage intermediary director, said: “This is the latest milestone in the growth of TSB Intermediary.  Brokers have been asking when we’ll offer buy-to-let mortgages for some time now and we’re pleased to be able to fulfill that demand.

“Our bespoke approach to service is already proving popular which is why we want to ensure all of our mortgages are under one brand and one team so brokers can contact the same BDM and benefit from the same great service they have already come to expect from TSB.”

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