Buy to Let Mortgage without early repayment charges

Published 21 December 2014 · Last reviewed 1 May 2026

Godiva Buy to Let Mortgage without early repayment charges and free valuation from 2.55%

The Godiva Buy to Let Mortgage without early repayment charges product is very attract to buy to let landlords as it provides them with the flexibility at a later stage to remortgage to release equity when the property value rises or to sell quickly if the opportunity presents itself. The product also appeals to clients who want to pay down their debt or take payment holidays when the property is in a period of being un-tenanted.

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Features: Variable rate for the duration of the loan. Payment holiday options
Minimum deposit / equity: 35%
Valuation fee: FREE
Other main lender fees: Arrangement fee £1,749
Early repayment charges: None

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