Vida makes buy-to-let rate reductions

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Vida  has introduced a series of price cuts to its buy-to-let range.

The reductions apply to the lender’s core buy-to-let range, Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs)/Multi Unit Blocks (MUBs) and expat offerings, as well as the Vida Flex product that features three years’ Early Repayment Charges (ERCs) on a five-year fixed rate.

The lender’s Vida 1 HMO/MUB range will now start from 3.29% on a two-year fixed deal at 70% LTV, reduced by 40bps, and 3.69% on a five-year fixed deal at 70% LTV, reduced by 30bps.

Other rate changes to the specialist lender’s buy-to-let offering include:

  • Rates starting from 2.89% on the core Vida 1 range for a two-year fixed rate deal at 70% LTV or 3.29% for a five-year deal, reduced by 10bps
  • Expat range rates reduced by 5bps, with rates from 3.59% on a two-year fixed deal at 70% LTV, and 3.89% on a five-year fixed deal at 70% LTV
  • Vida Flex products from 3.64% on a five-year fixed deal at 75% LTV, reduced by 35bps, and 3.99% on a five-year fixed deal at 75% LTV for HMO’s, reduced by 20bps

Louisa Sedgwick, managing director, mortgages at Vida, said: “Britain’s private rented sector plays a critical role for millions of people across the UK, but just like many others, landlords have not been immune from economic impact of Covid-19. The long-term implications of the pandemic have created a new generation of borrowers with impaired access to credit, and many more landlords will need the support of lenders who can help them despite their complex circumstances.

“A strong specialist lending sector that offers competitive rates and innovative solutions has therefore never been more important.Our rate changes today, as well the development our Vida Flex range, means we are able to provide landlords with greater choice and flexibility so that they can continue to provide housing for those who need or want to rent.”

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