Adverse-Credit BTL mortgage launched to meet broker demand

Adverse-Credit BTL mortgage launched to meet broker demand


Todays other news

England faces historic housing shortfall – households set to surge 17% by 2040

The number of households in England is projected to rise...

Landbay launches new Small HMO remortgage products 

Specialist buy-to-let lender, Landbay, has announced the launch of new...

Society expands BTL flexibility with 40-year term

Nottingham Building Society, the mortgages and savings mutual, has announced...
Adverse-Credit BTL mortgage launched to meet broker demand
Adverse-Credit BTL mortgage launched to meet broker demand


Buckinghamshire Building Society has launched a new non-standard credit buy to let mortgage, following what it calls “significant broker demand.”
 
The BTL Non Standard Credit mortgage is available with a three-year discount of 2.40% on the standard variable BTL rate, giving a current headline rate of 6.39%.

The product is available up to a maximum of £500,000, and up to 75% LTV, with zero application fees and a product fee of £1,195.

It has been designed to support landlords with missed payments on secured and unsecured loans, defaults, CCJs, mortgage arrears and payday loans, as well as missed utility payments, with brokers making clear solutions were required for landlords with minor credit issues.

The BTL Non Standard Credit mortgage is available to both individual landlords and limited companies with a maximum of three BTL mortgaged properties, and on both regulated and consumer BTL properties.

The building society says that coupled with its manual approach to underwriting, these new adverse credit options for the BTL sector “will provide a wider range of choice for brokers and their clients, irrespective of their current financial situation.”

The new product launch follows recent rate reductions across several Buckinghamshire Building Society mortgages covering residential, first time buyers, later life and expat holiday lets.

A spokesperson for the society says: “Our BTL Non Standard Credit mortgage is a new area of lending for the society, and fills an important gap in the market. Brokers are crying out for more options for their landlord clients who have experienced minor credit issues, with an insufficient level of choice on the market currently.

“Landlords have not been immune to the cost of living pressures, and will benefit from the flexibility built into our new product. Buckinghamshire Building Society is determined to work closely with brokers, and ensure our proposition meets the needs of their clients.”

Share this article ...

Join the conversation: Login and have your say

Want to comment on this story? Our focus is on providing a platform for you to share your insights and views and we welcome contributions. All comments are screened using specialist software and may be reviewed by our editorial team before publication. Introducer Today reserves the right to edit, withhold or delete comments that violate our guidelines, including those that harass, degrade, or intimidate others. Users who post such content may be banned from commenting.
By commenting, you agree to our Commenting Terms of Use.
Recommended for you
Related Articles
Stormy weather for homebuyers but forecast is brighter

Home buyer demand dips as purchase patterns shift across England

The study also reveals a clear north-south divide...
Brokers angry at lenders’ “brutal” buy to let arrangement fees

Landlord exodus from buy to let slows as reform deadline nears

Goodlord gathered views of over 1,200 landlords based across the...
Warning of UK developers edging towards receivership 

House-building shock as construction sector “collapses” say experts

Glenigan's April Construction Index shows work starting on-site declined by...
First-time buyers face record prices as sales recover

Nationwide warns of impending affordability crisis thanks to War

UK economic growth is likely to be slower and inflation...

How far could ‘Trumpflation’ drive new mortgage average rates?

This is the latest analysis by Moneyfacts...

Government massive retrofit programme backed by lenders and institutions

Lenders and finance houses have thrown their weight behind a...

Expert predicts trouble for Rachel Reeves as CGT receipts drop

HMRC figures spell trouble for the Chancellor...
Recommended for you
Latest Features

England faces historic housing shortfall – households set to surge 17% by 2040

The number of households in England is projected to rise...
Sponsored Content

95% LTV Second Charge Mortgages, NO ERC’s and Fixed Rates starting from 3.65%

Historically second charge mortgages or secured loans as they are...

One low rate

Lenders must say what they mean and mean what they...

Send to a friend

In order to send this article to a friend you must first login. Click on the button below to login or sign up.