New buy-to-let range from ModaMortgages

New buy-to-let range from ModaMortgages


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New buy-to-let range from ModaMortgages

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2-year fixed rates from 4.14% and 5-year fixed rates from 5.14%

ModaMortgages has launched a new limited-edition range of 2- and 5-year fixed-rate buy-to-let products.

The new range features 2-year fixed rates from 4.14% and 5-year fixed rates from 5.14%. It includes products suitable for single dwelling properties, as well as HMOs and MUFBs with up to six bedrooms or units.

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There are no application or valuation fees across the whole limited edition range, and products are available to both individual and limited company landlords up to 80% LTV, with a variety of fee structures to choose from.

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Becki Fraser-Tucker, head of sales at ModaMortgages, said: “Landlords are always looking for new ways to maximise value with every opportunity, and our new limited-edition range has been designed to help them achieve their investment ambitions.

“With no upfront application or valuation fees, and solutions across a wide range of property types, we’re making it easier for brokers and their clients to access the finance they need.”

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