Countrywide invests in The Buy to Let Business
Countrywide has made a "significant investment" in The Buy to Let Business in a bid to enhance its offering in the buy to let and private rental sectors.
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The Buy to Let Business registered turnover of £5m in 2015/16 and has achieved average turnover growth of 86% in each of the last three years.
Peter Curran, Managing Director of Countrywide Financial Services, said:
“Countrywide has a clear vision of ‘bringing people and property together’, so a focus on providing an exceptional customer experience is central to our values. Our investment in The Buy to Let Business represents a great strategic and cultural fit and will also enable our private rental and financial service businesses to create a market-leading proposition for landlords. It is also a clear statement of our belief in the sectors’ importance and longevity. The impressive growth that ‘The Buy to Let Business’ has achieved since formation is a testament to the quality of the business, the exceptional customer service from its people and the vision of Ying as Managing Director. We very much look forward to welcoming them into our Group.
Ying Tan, Founding Managing Director of The Buy to Let Business, added:
“The Buy to Let Business was built on a strong belief that the market needed a company that provided property investors with an unprecedented level of customer service. The company’s success and our passionate belief in these founding principles has ensured the company’s outstanding growth to date. I am convinced that Countrywide’s investment and expertise will help propel us to the next exciting level of our development.”
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