Quantum Mortgages partners with Mortgage Advice Bureau
Specialist buy-to-let lender, Quantum Mortgages, has expanded its distribution through Mortgage Advice Bureau.
"Their 'common sense' lending proposition will provide our advisers with even more choice in the specialist buy-to-let sector, and we look forward to working with them closely."
Mortgage Advice Bureau will distribute a range of Quantum’s buy-to-let products which include single unit, new build, ex-Local Authority, green, HMOs and MUFBs for both individuals and limited companies.
Spencer Gale, sales director at Quantum Mortgages, commented: “Another great addition to the panel, we are delighted to be working with MAB, as one of the UK’s leading mortgage intermediary brands with over 400 firms and 1,600 advisers across the UK, I look forward to seeing how our proposition adds value across the network.”
Brian Murphy, lending manager at Mortgage Advice Bureau, added: “We are pleased to welcome Quantum Mortgages to MAB, their 'common sense' lending proposition will provide our advisers with even more choice in the specialist buy-to-let sector, and we look forward to working with them closely.”
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