Brickflow adds Somo’s bridging offering to lender panel
Somo’s addition expands the bridging and short-term options available on the platform.
Brickflow, the digital marketplace for specialist property finance, has added specialist bridging and short-term finance lender, Somo, to its panel of over 160 lenders.
Brokers using Brickflow can now access Somo’s bridging loans alongside the rest of the panel, compare terms side by side and submit cases through a single platform, without sourcing each loan manually.
Somo assesses every case on its individual merits, giving brokers a route to funding for clients with complex or non-standard circumstances.
It offers loans from £27,500 to £3 million, with terms from one month to three years and lending up to 75% LTV.
Glenn Franklin-Jones, director of lender relations at Brickflow, commented: “Every broker has a client whose case doesn’t fit neatly into a box, and the quicker they can find a lender willing to look at it properly, the better. Somo has built its reputation on doing exactly that in bridging, so adding them to the panel gives our brokers more choice and a faster route to an answer, all in one place.”
Victoria Barnard, head of networks at Somo, added: “Brokers want to find the right lender quickly, and Brickflow gives them a clear, efficient way to do that. Joining the platform puts Somo’s products in front of brokers at the point they’re sourcing, so they can see what we offer and move cases forward with confidence. It’s a natural fit with how we already work: close to the broker, and focused on getting deals done.”
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