Connect for Intermediaries adds BuildLoan to panel
The addition strengthens Connect's self-build and renovation proposition.
Connect for Intermediaries has added distributor of stage payment mortgage finance, BuildLoan, to its panel.
The addition gives advisers access to a specialised, Consumer Duty-compliant solution for clients undertaking self-build, custom build, renovations and conversions.
Self-build cases often involve arrears-based, valuation-linked lending that can delay progress and lead to cashflow issues. BuildLoan’s approach is different — offering cost-based, upfront-agreed stage payments, up to 95% funding, and full cashflow analysis supported by a case management team.
Jane Benjamin, director of mortgages at Connect for Intermediaries, commented: “We’re delighted to welcome BuildLoan to the Connect panel. Their experience and specialism in the self-build space will be invaluable to our advisers, particularly as Consumer Duty increases the need for tailored, evidence-based solutions. Advising on self-build and complex renovation projects comes with significant risk if not handled correctly, and BuildLoan’s structured, end-to-end service gives our brokers the tools and confidence to support clients safely and compliantly.”
Thomas McSherry, national business relationship manager at BuildLoan, said: “We’re proud to be partnering with Connect and look forward to supporting their network of advisers. Self-build and renovation clients need more than just funding - they need expert guidance and a well-managed process that ensures funds are available when they’re needed most. Our unique guaranteed stage payment mortgage solution is backed by comprehensive cashflow analysis and dedicated case management, helping brokers deliver strong outcomes with confidence and a clear compliance audit trail.”
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