Landlords can make single mortgage application for four-plus properties 

Landlords can make single mortgage application for four-plus properties 

Major buy to let lender Paragon Bank has launched a multi-property BTL proposition to allow landlords to apply for four or more properties in a single application.

Paragon, which celebrated its 30th anniversary in buy-to-let this year, has centred its proposition on flexibility, fluidity and fewer fees to support landlords seeking to build portfolios.

Landlords can choose from any of Paragon’s product range for both purchase and remortgage and can select any property type in the application, including single self-contained units, HMOs and multi-unit blocks (MUBs). Properties included within the single application can complete at separate times. Up to 99 properties can be included as part of the multi-property application.

Landlords can reduce costs as there are no application fees, including for HMOs and MUBs, saving £299 per property, and only one legal advice certificate is required, rather than one per property, which could deliver further cost savings.

Asingle underwriter will manage the whole application to completion, who brokers will have direct access to during the process.

The launch of Paragon’s multi-property proposition follows the successful implementation of its bespoke mortgages originations platform earlier this year. The platform is enabling Paragon to re-engineer product, process and proposition to deliver improved service to its landlord customers.

Paragon Bank Managing Director of Mortgages Louisa Sedgwick comments: “This is a further example of our mortgages origination platform enabling us to enhance our proposition to deliver a better service for our customers. We launched a streamlined application process for landlords with 15 or fewer properties earlier this year, so the launch of our multi-property proposition builds on that momentum. I’m really excited about some of the innovations we have in the pipeline as we evolve our business.”

This article is taken from Landlord Today