Market Financial Solutions enhances Bridge Fusion criteria
The lender has removed its maximum loan size and reduced rates across its Bridge Fusion range.
Market Financial Solutions has made a number of updates to its Bridge Fusion range.
Launched last year, Bridge Fusion blends features of its bridging and buy-to-let products.
There is no longer a maximum loan size across the range, with all applications now considered on a case-by-case basis.
The lender has also reduced rates for commercial loans within the Bridge Fusion range and lowered early repayment charges across all products.
In addition, the range has been expanded from two tiers to three, based on loan size, offering more competitive pricing and greater flexibility.
Last week, Market Financial Solutions introduced a new bridging valuation refund offer and launched its new core buy-to-let range, which is designed to improve speed, simplicity and accessibility for landlords and brokers.
Paresh Raja (pictured), CEO of Market Financial Solutions, said: “We’ve started September with a bang. Having launched a new core buy-to-let range and then a valuation refund for bridging loans, we’ve now revamped our innovative Bridge Fusion range to allow us to cater to an increasingly large and busy commercial sector.
“We pride ourselves on reviewing every application on a case-by-case basis, enabling us to find a way of saying ‘yes’ to brokers and borrowers. Removing the maximum loan size and introducing a third tier to the Bridge Fusion range give us a greater chance of being able to take on a case, while reducing ERCs and commercial loan rates will also make the products that much more attractive to clients.”
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