New five-year HMO pay-rate deal from Fleet Mortgages

Fleet Mortgages has introduced a new five-year HMO fix, as well as cutting rates on a number of its individual landlord products.

The new HMO five-year fix is offered up to 75% LTV at a rate of 3.59% and comes with a rental calculation of 125% at the initial rate, with a fee of 1.5%.

The buy-to-let specialist lender said that the introduction of the product follows feedback from its intermediary partners and ties into the growing demand for higher-yielding HMO properties.

The lender has also reduced rates across a number of its individual buy-to-let product range including:

The introduction of the new HMO product and the rate cuts follow the recent announcement by Fleet Mortgages of its new funding partnership with asset manager, One William Street (OWS) Capital Management, which brings the amount of money the lender has to lend in the UK buy-to-let market up to £1.4 billion.

Steve Cox, distribution director of Fleet Mortgages, said: “Over the past year to 18 months, we’ve seen a considerable growth in interest in HMO properties as landlords look to maximise their rental yield in light of the taxation changes which impact on their ability to claim mortgage interest tax relief. HMO products and lending have always been one of our three core areas and we’re very pleased to be launching this new five-year pay-rate product which will be of interest to those landlords seeking to ensure they can secure the loan amount they need at a highly-competitive rate.

“We’ve also been able to cut rates across a number of our individual five-year fix products, offering a series of incentives including pay-rate rental calculations and products with a free valuation. As the latest UK Finance figures show, there has been a growing level of buy-to-let activity throughout 2019, particularly from professional landlords, and as specialists in this market, we believe we can offer advisers and their clients everything they need to take full advantage of market conditions, and ensure they have the funding they need to bolster their portfolios.”

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