The Nottingham for Intermediaries has introduced a new range of fixed and discount mortgage products for buy-to-let landlords.
Issues in relation to physical valuations saw the lender previously remove all their products up to 85% LTV.
But the company has now returned to the market with 65% LTV products thanks to an automated valuation model (AVM), which removes the need for a physical valuation.
New valuation methods have proved key to several mortgage lenders returning to lending in recent weeks.
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