An increase in May's transaction volumes suggest the market has remained more resilient than many expected amid ongoing geopolitical conflict.
An increase in May's transaction volumes suggest the market has remained more resilient than many expected amid ongoing geopolitical conflict.
The lender says landlords are often managing a number of costs around a transaction.
The new additions follow the introduction of two-year limited edition products earlier this month.
Atom is also reducing rates across other near prime products by 0.10%.
The Society has expanded its Credit Plus offering and reduced residential, buy-to-let and later life rates.
Higher mortgage rates and political uncertainty have shrunk the pool of committed home buyers, pushing sales agreed to 7% below last year.
The lender has reduced rates by up to 0.32%, with core residential pricing now starting from 5.04%.
David Binney, head of sales at Norton Home Loans, says a strong self-employed case is one where all the information is supplied up front.
Net mortgage borrowing decreased to £2.9 billion in May, from £4.4 billion in April.
Its range of lifetime discount products now start from 5.75%.
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