Higher loan-to-value mortgages are making a steady return to the mortgage market.
Adam Offer, managing director of Besley Hill,
Lenders became risk averse during the height of the credit crunch by withdrawing their higher loan-to-value mortgage products.
But over recent months some lenders have increased their rates and expanded their number of higher loan-to-value deals, giving indications that the market could be returning to a competitive, rather than risk-based state.
Adam cites figures from Moneyfacts.co.uk showing that there are almost 50% more 90% LTV mortgage deals available today, compared to one year ago.
There were only 144 90% LTV deals in February 2010, and 185 last August, compared with 214 today, whilst there has also been an increase in the availability of 85% LTV deals, with 560 deals on the market today, compared to 310 in February 2010.
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