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Fleet Mortgages Revives Buy-to-Let Mortgages for Landlords

Fleet Mortgages reintroduces fixed-rate options for buy-to-let investors, enhancing choices for landlords and offering cashback incentives.

By David Sampson
19 August 2026
3 min read
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TL;DR

  • Fleet Mortgages has reintroduced five-year fixed-rate HMO and MUFB products with zero-fee and fixed-fee options.
  • this change offers landlords more financing choices and a cashback on completion.

Written by David Sampson for Mortgage118. Last updated 19 August 2026. Reviewed against our editorial standards. Editorial standards. Mortgage118 is a directory — not FCA-authorised and not a mortgage adviser.

Fleet Mortgages has announced the reintroduction of two five-year fixed-rate product options specifically designed for landlords in the buy-to-let sector. This move is significant as it provides more flexibility for investors looking to finance Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and Multi-Unit Freehold Blocks (MUFBs), which are increasingly popular among landlords seeking to maximise rental yields.

What are the new buy-to-let mortgage options?

The newly available products from Fleet Mortgages cater to both HMO and MUFB purchases or remortgages, allowing up to 75% Loan-to-Value (LTV). The zero-fee option is set at a competitive rate, while the fixed-fee product comes with a lower rate for loans. Additionally, both options feature a cashback incentive upon completion, helping to offset transaction costs for borrowers.

Why is this reintroduction important for buy-to-let mortgages?

This reintroduction follows a series of criteria enhancements announced by Fleet Mortgages, which aimed to broaden access for a wider range of applicants, including foreign nationals and company group structures registered across the UK. The changes also included the removal of minimum income requirements and a reduction in the trading history needed for self-employed applicants. These adjustments reflect the lender’s commitment to adapting to the evolving needs of the buy-to-let market.

What does this mean for landlords and investors?

For landlords, the reintroduction of these fixed-rate products offers a valuable opportunity to secure financing with more manageable costs. With rising expenses associated with property ownership and financing, the ability to choose between zero-fee and fixed-fee options allows borrowers to select a structure that best fits their financial situation. The cashback further enhances the appeal, providing additional funds to cover upfront costs.

Moreover, the flexibility in criteria means that even those who may have faced challenges in the past—such as foreign nationals or those with less traditional income streams—can now consider these financing options. This could lead to an increase in the number of property investors entering the HMO and MUFB markets, potentially driving competition and rental yields.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum loan amount available with these products?

The maximum loan amount available with these products is specified by Fleet Mortgages.

Are these products suitable for remortgaging?

Yes, both the zero-fee and fixed-fee options are available for remortgaging as well as for new purchases of HMOs and MUFBs.

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.