S superd Registered User Messages 18 28 Sep 2018 #1 Folks, Can anyone recommend some buy to let mortgage providers? BOI have offered 4.6% on 50% LTV. Thanks, Dave
Folks, Can anyone recommend some buy to let mortgage providers? BOI have offered 4.6% on 50% LTV. Thanks, Dave
R RedOnion Frequent Poster Messages 7,273 28 Sep 2018 #2 That's about as good as you'll get from the main banks, unless you've other relationship with them and they give you a special rate. Pepper have advertised rates as low as 4.4% for <50% LTV. ICS (Dilosk) are also competitive. But you need to factor in arrangement & legal fees into your comparison. BOI cashback is available on new BTL mortgages.
That's about as good as you'll get from the main banks, unless you've other relationship with them and they give you a special rate. Pepper have advertised rates as low as 4.4% for <50% LTV. ICS (Dilosk) are also competitive. But you need to factor in arrangement & legal fees into your comparison. BOI cashback is available on new BTL mortgages.
S superd Registered User Messages 18 28 Sep 2018 #3 RedOnion said: That's about as good as you'll get from the main banks, unless you've other relationship with them and they give you a special rate. Pepper have advertised rates as low as 4.4% for <50% LTV. ICS (Dilosk) are also competitive. But you need to factor in arrangement & legal fees into your comparison. BOI cashback is available on new BTL mortgages. Click to expand... Thanks mate. All my banking is currently with BOI, so will make the process a lot easier i would imagine. I might see if theres any play on the 4.6% figure.
RedOnion said: That's about as good as you'll get from the main banks, unless you've other relationship with them and they give you a special rate. Pepper have advertised rates as low as 4.4% for <50% LTV. ICS (Dilosk) are also competitive. But you need to factor in arrangement & legal fees into your comparison. BOI cashback is available on new BTL mortgages. Click to expand... Thanks mate. All my banking is currently with BOI, so will make the process a lot easier i would imagine. I might see if theres any play on the 4.6% figure.