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Fleet Mortgages Cuts Rates for Buy-to-Let Mortgages

Fleet Mortgages has reduced rates and introduced new products for buy-to-let mortgages, impacting landlords and investors significantly.

By David Sampson
28 June 2026
3 min read
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TL;DR

  • Fleet Mortgages has reduced rates on its buy-to-let products.
  • this affects landlords seeking affordable mortgage solutions.

Written by David Sampson for Mortgage118. Last updated 28 June 2026. Reviewed against our editorial standards. Editorial standards. Mortgage118 is a directory — not FCA-authorised and not a mortgage adviser.

Fleet Mortgages has announced significant enhancements to its buy-to-let mortgage offerings, including new products and reduced rates across its Standard, Limited Company, and HMO/MUFB ranges. This move is particularly relevant for landlords and investors looking for competitive financing options in the current market.

What Changes Have Been Made to Fleet Mortgages’ Buy-to-Let Products?

Fleet Mortgages has introduced several changes to its product ranges. In its Standard and Limited Company categories, rates for two-year fixed-rate mortgages with a 75% loan-to-value (LTV) ratio have decreased across various products. Additionally, a new two-year fixed-rate zero-fee mortgage is now available.

For five-year fixed-rate products with a 75% LTV, rates have been reduced, while the EPC A-C variant has also seen a decrease. Fleet has cut the rate on its five-year fixed-fee product and reduced the product fee significantly, making it more accessible for borrowers.

How Do the New HMO/MUFB Products Compare?

Fleet Mortgages has also enhanced its HMO/MUFB offerings by introducing two new two-year fixed-rate products. These include a zero-fee option and a fixed-fee product, both available up to 75% LTV. Furthermore, rates for five-year fixed-rate HMO/MUFB products have been reduced, with the zero-fee mortgage now at a lower rate and the fixed-fee product also seeing a decrease.

The product fee for the fixed-fee option has been lowered, making these products more accessible for landlords. Rates on five-year HMO/MUFB products with a 3% fee have also seen a reduction, with the EPC A-C product now at a lower rate.

What This Means for Buy-to-Let Investors

The recent adjustments by Fleet Mortgages are significant for landlords and property investors, as they provide access to more affordable financing options. With reduced rates and lower product fees, landlords can potentially increase their profit margins and improve cash flow. The availability of zero-fee options also allows for greater flexibility, particularly for those looking to minimise upfront costs.

These changes will likely encourage more landlords to consider refinancing existing properties or purchasing new ones, especially given the minimum loan size and the maximum loan size for selected fixed-fee products. Additionally, the inclusion of free valuations on properties within Standard and Limited Company products, along with cashback on HMO/MUFB products, further enhances the appeal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of properties are eligible for Fleet Mortgages?

Fleet Mortgages offers products for both house purchases and remortgages, specifically targeting buy-to-let properties, including those owned by limited companies and HMO/MUFB properties.

What are the minimum and maximum loan sizes for Fleet Mortgages?

The minimum loan size for Fleet Mortgages products is specified, while selected fixed-fee products can go up to a maximum loan size.

About David Sampson

David Sampson writes about the UK mortgage market for Mortgage118, covering specialist lending, market trends, and practical advice for borrowers. All content is reviewed for accuracy against FCA guidelines and current market data.

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