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CHL Mortgages for Intermediaries cuts BTL rates by up to 0.32%

CHL Mortgages for Intermediaries cuts BTL rates by up to 0.32%
Shekina Tuahene
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Posted:
July 25, 2025
Updated:
November 7, 2025

CHL Mortgages for Intermediaries has repriced its buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage rate with cuts of as much as 32 basis points.

The largest reductions have been made to its CHL 1 limited-edition range, with two-year fixed rates now starting at 2.35% and five-year fixed rates beginning from 4.4%. 

Cuts of 0.3% have also been made to its CHL 2 two-year fixed rate range, with pricing starting at 2.59%, and reductions of 0.1% have seen the five-year fixes in the same range fall to 4.68%.

CHL Mortgages for Intermediaries has also launched a two-year fixed product at 75% loan to value (LTV) with a 7% fee to its CHL 2 range. The lender said this would be suitable for investors looking to maximise affordability by paying a higher fee upfront and having lower monthly repayments. 

The CHL 1 range is available on single dwelling BTL properties, houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) and multi-unit freehold blocks (MUFBs) of up to six bedrooms or units, while the CHL 2 range is aimed at landlords with more complex property types, such as large HMOs and MUFBs of up to 10 bedrooms or units. 

All products are open to individual and limited company landlords, with a choice of product fees and up to 75% LTV available. 

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Darrell Walker, group sales director for CHL Mortgages for Intermediaries and ModaMortgages, said: “This major reprice across our BTL range, with reductions of up to 32bps, reinforces our commitment to offering competitive and compelling solutions for landlords. 

“Alongside these rate cuts, the launch of a new product into our CHL 2 range will provide investors with even more choice when looking to potentially make savings in the long run by paying a higher fee upfront.”