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Buy-to-let deals fall by 82% in five years
Research by Business Moneyfacts has revealed that the number of buy-to-let products has fallen by 82% in the last five years.
Interest rates have also fallen over this period; fixed rates by as much as 1.00%.
|
Prime product availability |
Average |
Average |
Today |
411 |
4.53% |
5.03% |
1 Year Ago |
459 |
4.40% |
5.16% |
3 Years Ago |
191 |
4.88% |
5.80% |
5 Years Ago |
2265 |
6.23% |
6.03% |
Buy-to-let product selection
Lender |
Rate |
Rate Type |
Period |
Max LTV |
Min Fee |
Principality Building Society |
3.89% |
Variable |
31/05/2014 |
60% |
£999 |
Coventry Building Society |
3.99% |
Fixed |
31/07/2014 |
65% |
£999 |
National Counties Building Society |
3.99% |
Variable |
3 years |
70% |
£995 |
Rachel Springall, spokesperson for Business Moneyfacts, said:
“As interest rates have fallen for buy-to-let deals, product availability and therefore choice has also dropped a staggering 82% in five years.
“Lenders withdrew many buy-to-let mortgage deals as they were seen as a significant area of risk during the credit crisis.
“Due to the larger deposits required for first-time buyers as well as the strict credit checks, many more people are opting to rent.
“This demand for rental properties has increased competition in the buy-to-let market, and the continuation of falling interest rates will be welcome news to prospective landlords.
“To date the competition has been focused around the price of a few products rather than a wide selection of products, which allow for other considerations, such as service and additional benefits.”
Moneyfacts Group
Moneyfacts is the UK’s leading independent provider of personal financial information and our data is used and trusted throughout the financial industry.
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