Foundation has reduced buy-to-let rates by up to 0.35% and launched new Property Plus Expat products, with rates now starting at 4.59% across its F1 range.

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Aldermore has expanded its buy-to-let range with two new limited edition products aimed at giving landlords and brokers more choice.

ModaMortgages has removed the application fee on its limited-edition fixed-rate buy-to-let products, meaning no upfront costs alongside free valuations and rates from 3.34%.

Aspen has cut bridging finance rates on its No Valuation range by 60 basis points to mark the start of the World Cup, with deals available at 0.74% per month until the final.

GB Bank has reduced buy-to-let rates across its core range, cutting fixed rates by up to 25 basis points with products now available from 4.69% at 65% LTV.

London Credit has enhanced its commercial property lending offer, lifting maximum LTV from 65% to 70% and reducing rates to from 0.72% per month.

Market Harborough has strengthened its bridging finance proposition with a new service commitment for qualifying cases.

Aldermore has launched two new 5-year fixed buy-to-let products with zero fees, giving landlords greater flexibility across their portfolios.

Keystone has cut buy-to-let rates across its fixed-rate ranges and increased its maximum HMO and multi-unit limits.