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Gatehouse Bank introduces limited edition rental rates on buy-to-let above £500k

Gatehouse Bank has introduced a limited edition set of rental rates for its buy-to-let (BTL) product range above £500,000.

The offer brings rates down by 0.50%, to as low as 2.89% on BTL purchases for UK residents, 2.99% for UK expats, and to 3.39% for international residents.

The reduction applies to purchases made both by individuals and corporate entities, and includes Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and Multi-Unit Freehold Blocks (MUFBs).

The rate on a BTL purchase with finance over £500,000 for a UK resident at 65% FTV has decreased to 2.89%, down from 3.39% for a 2-year fix, and decreased to 3.25%, down from 3.75%, for a 5-year fix.

A 2-year fix for UK Expats at 65% FTV has fallen from 3.49% to 2.99%, while the same product for international residents has fallen from 3.89% to 3.39%.

Limited edition BTL rates for UK residents, UK expats and international residents

ProductCustomerCurrent rental ratesLimited Edition rental rates
2 year – 65% FTVUK resident3.39%2.89%
 UK expat3.49%2.99%
 International resident3.89%3.39%
2 year – 80% FTVUK resident3.59%3.09%
 UK expat3.75%3.25%
 International resident4.09%3.59%
5 year – 65% FTVUK resident3.75%3.25%
 UK expat3.75%3.25%
 International resident4.09%3.59%
5 year – 80% FTVUK resident3.79%3.29%
 UK expat3.99%3.49%
 International resident4.29%3.79%

Other rental rates apply for HMO and MUFB products.

The Bank is also fixing the product fee for these products at £5,000 for all customers and property types regardless of finance amount (£500,000 to £5m).

These rental rates and fixed fees are part of a limited tranche of funds and could be withdrawn at any time without notice.

John Mace, product manager at Gatehouse Bank, said: “We’re delighted to offer these limited edition rental rate reduction products for landlords in a period of rising rates.

“The property market remains incredibly busy and so we hope many buy-to-let investors needing finance over £500,000 will be able to act quickly to make the most of these attractive rates and lower fees while they last.”

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