Keystone Property Finance cuts rates by up to 0.15%
The specialist lender reduced its 2-year fixed rates by 0.15% and has also cut 5-year fixed rates with 2.5% and 7% arrangement fees by 0.15%.
Keystone Property Finance has cut rates across its buy-to-let (BTL) range by up to 0.15%.
The specialist lender reduced its 2-year fixed rates by 0.15% and has also cut 5-year fixed rates with 2.5% and 7% arrangement fees by 0.15%.
5-year products with a 5% fee have been reduced by 0.05%.
Rates now start from 3.74% at 70% loan-to-value (LTV) for standard products and 5.34% at 65% LTV for expat deals.
Holiday let rates start from 6.04% at 65% LTV, while product transfer and refurb-to-let exit rates began at 5.54% at 65% LTV.
Semi-commercial rates start from 7.34% at 65% LTV.
Elise Coole (pictured), managing director at Keystone Property Finance, said: “Landlords’ circumstances and borrowing needs can vary considerably.
“That’s why it’s important that brokers have a broad range of options available when looking for the right solution for their clients.
“These latest reductions give brokers more competitively priced options across both two- and five-year fixed rates, while also maintaining a choice of different fee structures to suit different cases.”
Coole added: “We always review our range closely and make changes where we can.
“That ensures brokers have both the choice and the flexibility they need when supporting their clients – something we know they expect and value from Keystone.”
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