Vida announces rate cuts across buy-to-let and residential ranges

The specialist lender has reduced rates across both ranges by up to 0.35%.

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Property | Reporter
6th June 2024
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"These new rate reductions in BTL and Residential will help our partners to help more of their customers to secure their specialist mortgage at a lower rate alongside the stability of a five-year fix"
- Helen Cawthra - Vida

Vida has cut rates across both 2 and 5-year buy-to-let products with the largest reductions reserved for HMOs/MUBs and Expats, including cuts to all fee savers and those lower-rate products with a 4% fee.

Considered for first-time landlords and experienced portfolio landlords alike, the products are suitable for both individual landlords and limited company SPVs and are complimented with Vida’s buy-to-let criteria, such as no minimum income, specialist properties such as flats above/adjacent commercial, and interest cover ratio of 125% for basic rate taxpayers and SPVs and 140% for higher rate taxpayers.

Residential

In addition to the buy-to-let reductions, the Residential range also has rate decreases.

Reductions are focussed on the 5-year products, in particular those accepting applicants with higher levels of adverse. Vida’s 2-year Right to Buy products are also reduced.

Vida’s Residential criteria allow a maximum age of 80 years old at the end of term, with a term up to 45 years considered to help with affordability challenges. They will also consider those with adverse credit, second jobs, contractors, complex income and the self-employed.

Helen Cawthra, (pictured) Head of Intermediary Relationships at Vida said: “These new rate reductions in BTL and Residential will help our partners to help more of their customers to secure their specialist mortgage at a lower rate alongside the stability of a five-year fix.

"Intermediaries can contact the V-Hub to speak with us about any cases to take advantage of these rate reductions. There, they can speak with experts and underwriters directly and be confident in our efficient service levels coupled with dedicated intermediary support.”

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