Fixed rate buy to let mortgages
Fixed rate buy to let mortgages are ideal for those who want to know exactly how much their monthly mortgage repayments will be. Fixed rate mortgages lock you into a specific rate for an initial period - usually 1, 2, 3 or 5 years. Here are all of the fixed rate buy to let mortgage products currently available in the UK market.
Buy to let overview- 65%
- £1,795 due on completion.
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- 5.0% APR
- 60%
- £1,795 due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 5.0% APR
- 65%
- £1,995 due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.5% APR
- 60%
- £2,450 due on completion.
- Yes
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- 5.0% APR
- 60%
- £2,450 due on completion.
- Yes
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- 5.0% APR
- 60%
- £1,499 due on completion.
- Yes
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- 3.9% APR
- 60%
- £1,499 due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 3.9% APR
- 60%
- 1.00 % due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.9% APR
- 60%
- £1,995 due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 5.0% APR
- 60%
- £1,995 due on completion.
- Yes
- Overall cost for comparison
- 4.9% APR
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