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LendInvest Mortgages | Lower Rates on our 85% LTV Refurb Bridge

This Autumn, Lendinvest reduced the rate on our 85% LTV Refurbishment Bridging product – now just 0.98%, providing a net LTV of 74%. What does this mean for your Landlord customers? Lower cost of borrowing means cheaper financing for new purchases. Ideal for HMO investors looking to secure and convert properties quickly. Clients can secure their exit with us

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TML | Economic Update – October 2024

Economic Update – October 2024 The Mortgage Lender teamed up with 4most Economic Consultants to provide you with a monthly economic update. The update for October is now available to download. The update covers: Inflation and interest rates Labour market Housing market Rental market Mortgage market activity Rate analysis Read the update:

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Pepper Money | Delivering More elf-Employed Enhancements.

Pepper Money Standardised proof of income criteria for self-employed customers and extended how long the proofs are valid for.   Thank you for your continued support. We’re delivering more enhancements today. For Directors, Sole Traders, and Partnerships, we now accept as proof of income either HMRC produced SA302s, OR Accountants’ Certificates, OR Accountant Produced Tax Calculations with corresponding Tax Year

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Kensington | Expert Insights: is the landscape improving for brokers?

Eloise Hall was joined by our CFO, Simon Betteridge, and AMI’s CEO, Robert Sinclair, to share their insights on the housing market and the evolving role of brokers. In case you missed it, here’s a recap of the webinar: Simon Betteridge emphasised that purchases have been the primary driver behind the YoY market increase. Looking

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TML |Supersized borrowing power for the self-employed

For the self-employed, there’s no denying it can be difficult to gain mortgage approval to suit unique needs. Our new research shows that high-street lenders can still see self-employed incomes as ‘volatile’. And mortgage calculators sometimes just don’t add up. But we recently showed that, with specialist criteria and a can-do attitude, we could secure

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