Buy-to-let range refreshed at Paragon

Specialist lender, Paragon Bank has announced that it has refreshed its range of buy-to-let products for portfolio and non-portfolio landlords - offering a selection of two and five-year fixed rates for landlords who are purchasing or remortgaging in their own name or through a limited company.

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Property Reporter
16th March 2021
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All products include a free mortgage valuation, and some have zero fees and/or up-to £750 cashback. The changes include lower rates on 10 different products across the range, up to 75% loan-to-value.

Portfolio

Two-year fixed-rate at 75% LTV down 0.05% to 3.20% with 1% product fee and £750 cashback. Available on HMOs and Multi-unit blocks (MUBs). Five-year fixed-rate at 75% LTV down 0.45% to 3.75% with nil product fee and £750 cashback. Available on SSC

Non-portfolio

Five-year fixed-rate at 70% LTV down 0.25% to 2.99% with a product fee reduced by 0.5 to 1.50%. Available on SSC
Five-year fixed-rate at 75% LTV down 0.29% to 3.65% with nil product fee and £350 cashback. Available on SSC

The portfolio range includes fixed rates starting at 3.20% for single self-contained properties (SSCs) and 3.30% for houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) and multi-unit blocks (MBUs). Non-portfolio products are offered to landlords seeking to finance SSCs over a five-year term with rates fixed from as low as 2.99%.

Moray Hulme, Director of Mortgage Sales at Paragon, said: “The extension of the Stamp Duty holiday means that we’re likely to see further increased purchase activity over the coming months. In addition, we know that a significant number of landlords opted for five-year fixed rate products as a result of the introduction of the 3% Stamp Duty surcharge in 2016. These mortgages are set to mature so we expect to see an increased focus on remortgage activity too.

“Landlords are adept at responding to the market and we aim to support this by developing products that provide useful and competitive options for those who are modifying their portfolios in line with current conditions.”

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