NatWest allows buy-to-let additional borrowing
These changes follow on from its launch of two new simplified indication calculators and a lower stress rate of 4.5% for five-year products.
These changes follow on from its launch of two new simplified indication calculators and a lower stress rate of 4.5% for five-year products.
Alongside the new launches, NatWest is making swathes of rate changes.
Accord Mortgages has enhanced its buy-to-let criteria, removing the need for landlords to have a minimum background income of £25,000.
Deposit Unlock, the new mortgage scheme that allows new build buyers to purchase with a 5% deposit, launches nationally today with 17 major builders after a successful regional pilot.
Recent research from Kensington Mortgages reveals that 83% of homeowners and renters would consider a long-term fixed rate mortgage.
“As a result, some rates have gone down, and some up, as we adjust our range of residential mortgages to reflect the ever-changing market.”
After four consecutive months of falls, both the overall average two and five-year fixed rates rose by 0.04% month-on-month, to 2.29% and 2.59% respectively.
All of the products offered by Furness – available exclusively through BuildLoan – provide self and custom builders with a pre-agreed schedule of funding throughout the build designed to meet customers’ build costs as they arise.
“With the products we have announced today our borrowers, whether buying or remortgaging, have access to a competitive rate for five years."
Within the lender’s new business range it is making several changes.