Vida Homeloans partners with e.surv
e.surv has partnered with Vida Homeloans to become the new mortgage lender's lead valuer and panel manager.

Earlier this month, Vida announced a further expansion of its distribution partners to include selected Legal & General Mortgage Club Key Partners and Nouveau members, Intrinsic, Sesame and SimplyBiz.
Before launch, Vida identified the borrower profiles that would be best served by the specialist lender, including self-employed, contractors, borrowers with short work histories and those with impaired and improving credit profiles.
Vida Homeloans also offers a ‘Buy Together’ range of residential mortgages, which enables up to four applicants to purchase a home together. In the buy-to-let sector the lender provides products for limited companies, HMOs, first time landlords and expats.
Richard Sexton, Director of e.surv, commented: “Like e.surv, we consider Vida to be a real innovator within the highly competitive mortgage lending space, and we are delighted to announce another strong and collaborative partnership with such an important new industry player. e.surv has worked closely with Vida to develop a bespoke approach based on a combination of experience, market knowledge and innovation.”
Lesley Sewell, Chief Operating Officer at Vida Homeloans, added: “It was a natural decision for us to choose e.surv as our lead valuer and panel manager. e.surv’s credentials and industry knowledge were a big draw for us. At Vida Homeloans we are enthusiastic about using the latest technology and processes to support the high quality human decisions we make. I am really excited about this partnership and look forward to a rewarding and mutually beneficial future.”
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