Barclays relaunches 75pc BTL tomorrow
Barclays will relaunch its 75% loan to value buy-to-let mortgages tomorrow and add a 10-year residential mortgage to its range.
The bank will offer a 2-year fixed rate Buy-to-let product at 5.29% and a 2-year tracker at Bank Base Rate +3.99%.
The 10-year residential mortgage will be available with a fixed rate of 4.99% and a fee of £1,499.
Buy-to-let loans from Barclays will also have a tiered fee dependant on loan size.
Loans between £50,000 and £125,000 will have a fee of £1999.
Between £125,000 and £250,000, loans will have a fee of £2999.
Over £250,000 the fee will remain at £3999.
Barclays will also cut its 3-year fixed rate 90% LTV mortgage by 0.25% and increase its 2-year fixed rate 90% LTV mortgage by 0.25%.
All of Barclays’ trackers and offset mortgages will also increase by up to 0.21%.
Andy Gray, head of mortgages for Barclays, said: “Today’s mortgage changes are about boosting the availability of buy-to-let and providing competitive longer term deals in the residential mortgage market with the launch of a 10-year deal to support borrowers who are worried about the long term base rate outlook.”
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