Buy to Let Club joins forces with two lenders
Buy to Let Club is celebrating after a successful June which saw it join forces with two buy-to-let lenders.
The mortgage club became packagers for Precise Mortgages on June 17th, giving it access to packager exclusives and 80% LTV products. Buy to Let Club recently set up a packaging department to cater for the unprecedented demand for niche lenders from its club members.
Rates start from 4% with arrangement fees from 1% to 2.5% and almost prime products are available.
Roger Morris Director of Sales Precise Mortgages commented:
"I have worked with Ying Tan over the last few years and watched The Buy to Let Business grow from strength to strength. His recent expansion into the packager arena under Buy to Let Club brand will bring a wealth of expertise to the specialist lending sector. I know this new venture will be a success."
Meanwhile Platform became the latest lender to join Buy to Let Club’s panel, giving brokers access to the lenders product range including standard products with rates from 2.69% and premier products which are available for loans up to £500,000.
Ying Tan, managing director, Buy to Let Club, says:
“Both Precise Mortgages and Platform are respected, trusted brands and we’re delighted to be working with them. Buy to Let Club continues to grow at a phenomenal pace and partnerships like these are part of the reason why.”
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