The Intermediary · https://theintermediary.co.uk/2026/06/foundation-launches-new-btl-products-and-cuts-rates-by-up-to-0-35/
Foundation has today, 11th June, refreshed its buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage range, launching new products and reducing rates across the range.
New options include remortgage only products at 65% loan-to-value (LTV), available at 6.09% (F1) and 6.29% (F2), and a first-time buyer/first-time landlord 2-year fixed at 75% LTV, priced at 6.39%.
The F2 2-year fixed at 65% LTV is available at 5.99%.
House in multiple occupation (HMO) and multi-unit freehold block (MUFB) 2-year fixed products at 65% LTV are priced at 6.14% and 6.19%.
Property Plus, a 5-year fixed for properties outside standard lending criteria, is available up to 75% LTV at 6.59%.
Rates across almost all existing BTL products were reduced by up to 0.35%, and fees on selected 80% LTV products were removed to help reduce upfront costs for landlord borrowers.
Grant Hendry (pictured), director of sales at Foundation, said: “This is one of the most significant buy to let refreshes we have undertaken this year and reflects our determination to provide brokers with both greater choice and stronger pricing across a wide range of landlord scenarios.
“We have reintroduced products to further broaden the proposition, launched new options in key areas of demand and reduced rates across almost the entire range.
“Combined with the removal of fees on selected higher LTV products, these changes provide advisers with more ways to support landlord clients while helping to manage overall borrowing costs.”
Hendry added: “Several products now sit in highly competitive positions within the market, including products that are at or near the top of the sourcing tables in their respective categories.
“As a specialist lender, our focus remains on responding quickly to market opportunities and ensuring advisers have access to solutions that meet the diverse needs of today’s landlords, whether they are purchasing, remortgaging, expanding portfolios or investing in more specialist property types.”
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