Landbay added to White Rose lender panel

Landbay has confirmed that it has joined the lender panel of White Rose.

Commercial network White Rose will now provide its appointed representatives with access to Landbay’s range of specialist buy-to-let (BTL) products.

Landbay’s products include a green mortgage range with reduced rates for energy efficient properties, and products for houses of multiple occupation (HMO) which are available for buildings with up to 12 rooms.

White Rose’s appointed representatives will be able to access Landbay’s specialist BTL mortgages which will enable the firm to cater for a variety of cases, including portfolio landlords, first-time landlords, HMOs, multi-unit freehold blocks (MUFBs), limited companies and new build properties.

Landbay head of networks and clubs, Joela Jenvey, commented: “This partnership will bring our market-leading products to a new group of appointed representatives and their clients. Our specialist team will provide White Rose’s team with support to place even their most complex buy-to-let cases.

“With the rising popularity of HMOs and MUFBs, as well as green mortgages for properties with an EPC rating of C and above, our experienced underwriters are on-hand to provide maximum flexibility on every case.”

White Rose operations director, Simon Burke, added: “With direct access to the underwriter, a proactive approach, and great rates, Landbay is a great partner for funding our clients’ deals.

“Also, its in-depth knowledge of the buy-to-let mortgage industry, combined with an innovative, technology-enabled nature to lending make them the perfect lending partner to deal with the most complex cases.”

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