Dudley BS relaunches partnership with TBMC
Dudley BS has been focusing on enhancing its buy-to-let proposition since rejoining the market.
"We’re ready to hit the ground running and offer our brokers in the specialist buy-to-let market even more choice"
Dudley Building Society has relaunched its partnership with TBMC, adding them as an approved packager to its panel.
TBMC have historically focused on buy-to-let mortgages. Dudley BS has been focusing on enhancing its buy-to-let proposition since rejoining the market, with expat buy-to-let and holiday let products to suit applicants with more complex needs.
Dudley BS offers a range of fixed and discounted products for buy-to-let applicants, with maximum LTVs of 80%.
Robert Oliver, distribution director at Dudley BS, said: “We are delighted to be relaunching our partnership with TBMC. Our dedication towards servicing buy-to-let applicants within niche areas aligns with TBMC’s strengths around buy-to-let mortgages, making them a natural fit for Dudley.
“We recognise how well respected they are within the buy-to-let space, and we look forwards to providing solutions for a wider number of applicants through this partnership.”
Jane Simpson, managing director of TBMC, added: “We are so pleased to relaunch our partnership with Dudley BS, a company that we’ve formed a really strong relationship with over a number of years. Having a good grasp of how each other works means that we’re ready to hit the ground running and offer our brokers in the specialist buy-to-let market even more choice through Dudley BS’s enhanced product range.”
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