Zephyr appointed to Tenet’s lending panel

Tenet Network Services has appointed buy-to-let (BTL) lender Zephyr Homeloans to its lending panel.

The financial adviser network confirmed the move will make Zephyr’s range of mortgage products available to its network of 700 mortgage advisers across the UK.

Zephyr lends to individuals and limited companies for single BTL investments or large portfolios and offers mortgages for both standard houses and specialist properties, such as houses in multiple occupation (HMOs), multi-unit freehold blocks (MUFBs), and new builds.

Tenet chief executive, Mark Scanlon, commented: “We’re continuing to see a strong level of interest in the BTL market, notably from professional portfolio landlords and limited company investors, who are increasingly considering more specialist property types.

“Continually expanding the quality and choice of products available to our members is central to our ambitious growth plans, and we’re excited to welcome Zephyr to our lending panel, helping our network to benefit from its vast expertise in the sector and impressive offerings.”

Zephyr managing director, Paul Fryers, added: “Tenet has a strong reputation for providing quality offerings to its adviser base, and we’re looking forward to joining its lender panel and working with its members to help their clients achieve their BTL ambitions.

“Many landlords are currently seeking to expand their BTL portfolio or are looking for opportunities to restructure their existing holdings.

“Zephyr can help them achieve their goals through our broad criteria, range of competitively priced products and consistently strong service levels.”

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