GMAC-RFC Buy-to-Let Mortgages changed

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GMAC-RFC Buy-to-Let Mortgages changed

The selection of GMAC-RFC Buy-to-Let Mortgages has seen its maximum loan to value (LTV) rate changed to 89 per cent.

This change is in response to research carried out among the company's intermediaries and is part of a move by the firm to "open up its criteria to an expanding market".

Rental assessments across the range of GMAC-RFC Buy-to-Let Mortgages have also been extended.

A choice of three assessments – 100, 110 and 125 per cent of the Bank of England base rate plus one per cent – is now available.

Director of marketing at GMAC-RFC Jeff Knight said: "Following our research into buy-to-let, we found that larger LTVs and improved rental assessments were key factors in driving today's buy-to-let market."

An extension to the GMAC-RFC Buy-to-Let Mortgages range to allow letting to local authority tenants was also announced, as well as a reduction to 75 per cent LTV for homes located above commercial premises.

GMAC-RFC is the tenth largest mortgage lender in the UK and is a subsidiary of the General Motors company.

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