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.

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Rate type
Initial period
Max LTV
Arrangement fee
Early repayment charges

Product: 1.19% Fixed for 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Initial Rate: 1.19%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Max LTV: 65%
Arrangement fee: 2.00 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 4.5% APR

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Product: 1.24% Fixed for 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Initial Rate: 1.24%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Max LTV: 65%
Arrangement fee: 2.00 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 4.5% APR

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Product: 1.24% Fixed for 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Initial Rate: 1.24%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Max LTV: 65%
Arrangement fee: 2.00 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 4.5% APR

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Product: 1.33% Fixed for 2 year term.
Initial Rate: 1.33%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 year term.
Max LTV: 60%
Arrangement fee: £1,499 due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 3.3% APR

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Product: 1.33% Fixed for 2 year term.
Initial Rate: 1.33%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 year term.
Max LTV: 60%
Arrangement fee: £1,499 due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 3.3% APR

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Product: 1.39% Fixed for 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Initial Rate: 1.39%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Max LTV: 65%
Arrangement fee: £1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 4.5% APR

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Product: 1.44% Fixed for 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Initial Rate: 1.44%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Max LTV: 65%
Arrangement fee: £1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 4.5% APR

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Product: 1.44% Fixed for 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Initial Rate: 1.44%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Max LTV: 60%
Arrangement fee: £1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 4.4% APR

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Product: 1.45% Fixed for 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Initial Rate: 1.45%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 years to 31/07/2023.
Max LTV: 65%
Arrangement fee: £1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 4.3% APR

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Product: 1.46% Fixed for 2 years to 30/09/2023.
Initial Rate: 1.46%
Rate Type: Fixed
Initial Period: 2 years to 30/09/2023.
Max LTV: 60%
Arrangement fee: £1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges: Yes
Overall cost for comparison: 4.3% APR

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A Guide to Maximum Age Limits for a Buy to Let Mortgage

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James Powell, Consultant Mortgage Broker, looks at current age restrictions in the buy to let space and explains what you can do if you’re an older landlord who feels like you’ve been locked out of borrowing due to your age.
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NB: ANY PROPERTY USED AS SECURITY, WHICH MAY INCLUDE YOUR HOME, MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

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