Related topic: Buy-to-let

The move is in line with the recent launch of Rely, OSB Group's new dedicated buy-to-let lending brand.

Previously, the lender has provided bespoke mortgages to foreign nationals, UK expats, and Channel Islanders.

The reductions include both Kensington’s prime and core ranges.

The new products are designed to ease pressure on landlords as rising tax burdens squeeze rental yields.

Accord has also reduced the minimum income for top slicing for experienced landlords.

Chetwood is also removing the 20-property portfolio limit on ModaMortgages.

The Society has also launched a new expat buy-to-let mortgage.

The Society has launches a new 'end-to-end property development proposition' with expanded buy-to-let and bridging solutions.

The lender has reduced rates on its two-year fix for landlord borrowers.

The Bank has also removed minimum income requirements for portfolio landlords.