Lendinvest has brought back seven-year landlord loans, while Leeds Building Society has launched a range of limited company buy-to-let products.
The digital lender says it has relaunched these longer deals for investors “seeking longer-term stability”.
Its seven-year products are offered on 55% loan to value at 6.59%, on 65% LTV at 6.64% and on 75% LTV at 6.69%. The loans carry a 2% product fee.
The business has also launched new higher-fee, lower-rate products at its five-year fixed-rate term.
It has reintroduced large houses in multiple occupation fixes and launched a large multi-unit freehold block deal.
The firm also adds a new suite of two-year products, with repricing at this term starting at 4.79% for a 75% LTV loan, with a 7% fee.
Meanwhile, Leeds Building Society launches several limited company landlord deals.
They include a two-year purchase and remortgage 75% LTV product at 5.19%, with a £5,999 fee.
And a five-year purchase and remortgage 80% LTV offer at 6.49%, with a £1,999 fee.
The mutual adds that selected fixed-rate deals have been cut by up to 45 basis points.
