2 Year Discount at 4.78% - Unregulated BTL
Product Overview
Initial variable rate for 2 years
3.46% discount off our Buy to Let Mortgage Variable Rate4.78%
Maximum LTV
75%
The overall cost for comparison is
7.7%
APRCProduct Fee
£995
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
PRODUCT CODE - DSB11
This is a 4.78% 2 year discounted variable rate mortgage. A 25% deposit is required.
This mortgage is available for Unregulated Buy to Let purchases and remortgages and is not available for product switches.
This product has a cashback feature of £250.
A free valuation package is available for standard remortgages in England, Scotland and Wales.
A minimum EPC rating of E is required for the property.
A 2% early repayment charge will apply if you repay all or part of your mortgage within the first 2 years. However a maximum of 10% overpayment is allowed in each 12 month anniversary period within the first 2 years
The minimum loan amount is £50,000 and the maximum loan amount is £750,000.
The maximum term available is 40 years.
This mortgage has a £995 fee which can be added to the mortgage or paid up front. This product has a floor rate.
If the product fee is added to the loan it must not exceed the maximum LTV.
There may be other fees and charges when taking out a mortgage with us – please see mortgage fees and charges for more information
Representative Example
A mortgage of £200,000 payable over 25 years initially on a fixed rate for 2 years at 4.78% and then on a discount rate for 3 years at 6.75% and then on our Buy to Let Mortgage Variable Rate (BTL MVR) of 8.24% (variable) for the remaining 20 years would require 24 monthly payments of £800.73, 36 monthly payments of £1,130.74 and 240 monthly payments of £1,380.34.
The total amount payable would be £592,345.02 made up of the loan amount plus interest (£592,225.02), an application fee of £995, a valuation fee of £300 a CHAPS Fee of £25.00 and a Mortgage Discharge Fee of £120.00.
The overall cost for comparison is 7.7% APRC representative.
Please note the example above is for a house purchase on an Interest Only repayment basis.