TRM adds TAB to lender panel

The Right Mortgage & Protection Network (TRM) has appointed specialist property finance lender, TAB, to its lender panel.

As a result, TRM advisers will now have access to TAB’s mortgage and bridging finance solutions, with mortgage rates start from 3.5% per annum and Bank of England base rate.

TAB was established in 2018 and has lent over £800m to date.

Its bridging finance product rates start from 0.68% per month, with loans offered between £100,000 and £5m, and LTVs available over 70% for residential and up to 70% for commercial.

Acceptable borrowers include individuals, limited companies and LLPs, with properties considered in England, Wales and mainland Scotland.

Furthermore, TAB offers UK-wide coverage via its team of business development managers, who work closely with advisers to structure cases and support them through to completion.

Head of lending at TRM, Victoria Clark, stated: "We are very pleased to welcome TAB as our newest specialist lender to our panel. In today’s market, speed, certainty and direct access to decision-makers are increasingly important for advisers and their clients, and more of our AR firms require flexible property solutions for both mortgages and bridging finance borrowers."

Chief executive officer at TAB, Duncan Kreeger, added: "We’re excited to launch into the TRM network and bring a sharper, faster approach to specialist finance. At TAB, we stand for relationships, reliability, and mortgages at bridging speed, giving brokers the confidence to move quickly and deliver for their clients."



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