HSBC extend Buy to Let to mortgage brokers

Oct 6, 2021

Not all brokers are fortunate enough to have access to HSBC’s mortgage range. Thankfully we do. Here at Advantage FS we are one of the privileged brokers that is able to arrange HSBC Mortgages for our clients. However, it gets better! HSBC has today extended their Buy to let mortgage range to mortgage brokers.

Until now we have been able to arrange HSBC products for residential mortgages only. This extension is going to be fantastic for Advantage FS and our clients. It’s fair to say that HSBC means business with their Buy to Let mortgage products. With rates as low as 1.14% on a 2 year fixed rate, they are one of the cheapest out around.

Their lending policy is reasonably open which means that plenty of Buy to Let mortgage holders and potential property investors are going to be able to benefit from their rates. This is welcome news to landlords. Until now they’ve had a bit of a rough time the last few years when it comes to how their income is taxed.

One of our unique selling points here at Advantage FS is that we’ll always tell you how our recommendation compares to the wider market. It’s part of our transparency promise. Often this includes products that are potentially mathematically cheaper than our recommendation but aren’t available through us. We often find ourselves informing our clients of the HSBC Buy to Let rates, now we’ll be able to recommend them! Give us a call today to find out if you could benefit.

Steven Morris – Advising Director

CeMAP CeRER

Steve loves a complex mortgage. Most recently he has used his technical geekery to work his way up through Which? Mortgage Advisers, progressing to Senior Adviser and then Onboarding Manager. There, he was responsible for hiring, training and managing new advisers.

He also ran the monthly new starter inductions and wrote and maintained the telephony advice standards of the company. Outside of work Steve can be found coaching and being run ragged by his local under 10’s rugby team, Bristol Harlequins RFC.

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