The buy-to-let specialist lender has announced rate cuts on all two-, five-, and seven-year fixes across its three core ranges.

The latest figures released by Twenty7tec have revealed a busier-than-usual December for mortgage market activity.

The specialist mortgage lender announced that it is offering cashback on all residential and buy-to-let products until the end of January.

The lender has announced a significant reduction to its Buy-to-Let rates as it looks to back landlords in the New Year.

Sentiment remains high for a large majority of landlords going into the New Year, according to the latest research from TML.

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The intermediary-only specialist lender repriced selected products across its core BTL including rate reductions of up to 0.20%.

The buy-to-let lender has made additional rate reductions across its standard five-year fixed rate product range, with rates reduced by up to 6bps.

Escalating mortgage rates and energy costs have driven a 100% surge in cases of buy-to-let arrears in a single year, according to newly released data.

In addition to reducing rates on selected Tracker and Green Tracker products, the buy-to-let specialist lender has also cut rates on a number of two-year fixes.