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Landbay has added five product transfer options to its summer special range and enhanced rates. The product transfer options ...
BTL lender Landbay is turning up the heat on its new Summer Special range of standard products, unveiling five new product ...
Landbay has added five product transfer options available up to 75% LTV and improved rates, exclusively for limited company ...
Buy-to-let lender Landbay has extended its Summer Special standard product range, introducing five new product transfer options and lowering rates across selected fixed-term products. The new product ...
NatWest is to offer limited company buy-to-let through a partnership with Landbay. The 'big five' bank will leverage ...
NatWest Group has announced a partnership with Landbay, a leading fintech platform for buy-to-let mortgages. The agreement ...
NatWest Group has agreed a partnership with Landbay to issue BTL mortgages, marking the high street bank’s entrance into the ...
The new partnership will see NatWest Group fund buy-to-let products for professional landlords for the first time.
"Landbay's impressive growth stems from having a product that offers accessible, competitive returns for investors and competitive rates for borrowers," said Nicky Tozer, EMEA VP, Oracle NetSuite.
Landbay has joined the highly respected UK P2PFA, received an investment from Zoopla and reported a £250 million wholesale funding line provided by a European asset management firm and a major bank.
It’s a big market. Some £21 billion went though buy-to-let mortgage lending in the UK in 2013. Just launched in Beta, Landbay is a seed-funded startup with a platform for P2P lending for property.
Competitors to Landbay’s model are Assetz and LendInvest. However, they focus mainly on lending for commercial property and developers, not the residential buy-to-rent mortgage market.