Discounted tracker rates
Discounted or discount buy to let mortgages provide an initial period in which the lender’s standard variable rate or tracker rate has been discounted. Listed below are all of the discount tracker rates currently available in the buy to let market.
Buy to let overview- 60%
- £995 due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.2% APR
- 65%
- £995 due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.2% APR
- 60%
- Nil due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.1% APR
- 75%
- £995 due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.3% APR
- 70%
- Nil due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.1% APR
- 60%
- £995 due on completion.
- No
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.6% APR
- 75%
- Nil due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.1% APR
- 60%
- £995 due on completion.
- No
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.2% APR
- 60%
- £995 due on completion.
- No
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.3% APR
- 70%
- £995 due on completion.
- No
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.6% APR
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