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AVMs Now Available For West One Buy-to-Let Cases

We’re pleased to announce that our Standard Limited Edition product range now accepts Automated Valuation Model (AVM) desktop valuations. The criteria for AVM are: Remortgages only. Current mortgage must be a conventional 1st charge mortgage (No bridging or development finance). Applicant must have owned the property for a minimum of 6 months. Standard houses and […]

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Smart Borrowing: Consolidating Debt & Funding Home Improvements

At Central Trust, we understand that financial security is just as important as home improvements. In this recent case, a client approached us for a home improvement loan—but after reviewing their credit, we found an opportunity to do even more. By consolidating their high-balance credit cards into the first charge secured loan, we helped them: Secure a

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MFS | This is what kept specialist lenders busy in 2024 – what do we need to focus on in 2025?

Last year proved just how important the specialist finance market is, arguably better than any year that came before it. Year-on-Year, the amount of loans written rose by 24.8% by the end of 2024, according to the Bridging & Development Lenders Association (BDLA). Applications also jumped (13.8%), as did loan books (35.3%). On the latter,

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Fleet Mortgages | We’re making some improvements to our lending criteria

We’re pleased to announce that we’ve made a number of improvements to our lending criteria, designed to provide greater flexibility and help advisers place more landlord borrowers. Please see further details below: Adverse credit: We will now consider both satisfied and unsatisfied CCJs the borrower holds:  We will consider CCJs of up to £500 satisfied within

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