Green – Buy to Let 2 Year Discount 4.90% variable (3.14% off Landlord Variable Rate)
GBD9 With effect from 01 September 2023
Our Green Mortgage products are available to existing borrowers pledging to use at least 50% of the additional funds for energy efficiency improvements.
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3.14% discount off the Society's Landlord Variable Rate for 2 years. Will not go below a floor of 2.25%.
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Representative Example
Standard Features
- Available on properties in England and Wales
- Minimum Loan Amount £10,000, Maximum Loan £40,000
- Rental income of 145% of the mortgage payment at a stressed rate required, except for 5 Year Fixed Rate mortgages (where available) where the interest coverage requirement is 145% at pay rate
- For the re-mortgaging of buy-to-let properties already owned by you before 1 January 2017, the rental income must be at least 140% of the mortgage payment at a stressed rate
- Interest Only Mortgages are available up to a maximum of 70% LTV provided a suitable repayment strategy such as equity within a second property owned by the applicants. Alternatively the sale of applicants’ residential security will be considered in the specific circumstance of the LTV being 60% or lower and subject to a review of the credibility of downsizing in the local area Minimum term 5 years
- Normal maximum term 40 years, depending on age limits
- Interest calculated on a daily basis
- Applications accepted for advances on private dwelling houses of various types providing they are of Standard Construction
- No tied insurances
- Minimum age for applicants 18
- Portable up to the existing mortgage balance
- Tariff of charges during the life of any mortgage available on request
- Available for Additional Borrowing for existing members only

Advice about letting your property
Buying a rental property is very different from buying a home to live in. It is strongly recommended that you take advice about purchasing property to let or on letting property you already own from an accredited body such as:
- National Residential Landlords Association
- Propertymark
Further guidance and information is also available on the governments Money Helper Website
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