Foundation Home Loans improves owner-occupied offering

Foundation Home Loans has enhanced its owner-occupied proposition further by adding new 90% LTV fee-assisted fixed rates.

The specialist lender has also introduced two additional products for its recently launched “Professionals” range.

Foundation has launched two new 90% LTV fee-assisted products for residential borrowers, with no application fee, no product fee and one free valuation, fixed for two years at 4.74% and at 4.94% for five years.

The lender is also adding five-year fixed rate options at 3.39% and 75% LTV, and 3.99% at 85% LTV, to its recently launched Professionals mortgage range. This offering allows first-time buyers, home movers and as well as those looking to remortgage who are in eligible professions to borrow up to six times their income.

These Professionals products come with a £1,495 product fee, one standard valuation, and are available on a capital and interest repayment-only basis.

Foundation commercial director, George Gee, commented: “These new fee-assisted residential products at 90% LTV will help those owner-occupier borrowers who want to benefit from lower upfront costs and who are looking for a higher LTV product over either a two- or five-year term.

“Plus, the recent launch of our new Professionals product range last month has been warmly welcomed and we are now able to offer new five-year fixed-rate product options at both 75% and 85% LTV that will provide greater mortgage payment security over the longer term for these borrowers.

“At the same time, eligible professional borrowers, who meet the criteria will also benefit greatly from the enhanced income multiples available with the range allowing them to secure the loan size they require.”

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