Black & White Bridging has expanded its London and Manchester offices as part of its long-term growth strategy. In Manchester, the firm has relocated to a newly designed, 40 capacity HQ in Spinningfields. Its London office has been moved to comparable space with capacity for up to 20 team members, strengthening its presence in the capital as demand for its bridging and short-term lending solutions continues to increase.
ModaMortgages has cut rates by up to 20 bps on selected two-year fixed rates from its limited edition range. Rates on its 75% LTV single dwelling products now start from 2.79%, while its 80% LTV product starts from 3.39%. Its 75% LTV HMO/MUFB product, which is suitable for properties with up to six bedrooms or units, have also been reduced to 2.99%. ModaMortgages’ products are available to personal ownership and limited company landlords, with free valuations and a choice of fee options.
Together has announced the launch of its premier for intermediaries team, which will be dedicated to supporting brokers and their clients with larger funding requirements. Providing a concierge-style service for both personal and commercial cases over £1m, the team will work with intermediaries to assist with underwriting, offer guidance and deliver fast, bespoke solutions. The new team will be led by Dan Narwal, who brings 16 years of underwriting and BDM experience. This includes four years at Together as an intermediary relationship manager.
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