Accord Buy To Let has announced it is reducing rates, extending end dates and introducing 14 new products to offer landlords more choice.
The lender’s new products cover a range of LTVs and terms and come with either a £495 or £1995 fee with free valuation included.
Products in the new range include a two-year fixed rate at 1.33% at 60% LTV for remortgage clients, and a two-year fixed rate at 1.39% at 60% LTV for house purchase clients.
The existing range will be withdrawn at 6pm on Friday 3 July before the new products launch at 8am on Monday 3 August.
“The market is changing and many landlords will be reviewing their options,” Accord Buy To Let product manager, Simon Garner, commented. “To ensure we can offer a comprehensive choice of products for brokers we have refreshed the whole range including extending end dates until 31 December and hope this provides support to landlords over the coming months.”
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