AOBP continues to grow with new Affiliate Lender addition
For the second time in 2012, the Association of Bridging Professionals is proud to announce that its Affiliate Lender panel has increased yet further with the addition of bridging
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“We have watched with interest the growth of AOBP and consider becoming an Affiliate Lender as important step in our continued expansion and increasing the awareness of our product offering to the broker community.”
Executive Committee member and former AOBP Chairman, Sidney Cohen, endorses the new Affiliate lender:
“FBSE and the principal Dorian Nineberg have been known to me for a very long time and I can recommend him 100 per cent. FBSE will be a worthy addition to the AOBP. In an industry where criticism tends to flow freely, I have yet to hear a bad word said about the company or their methods.”
FBSE Finance is the new lending division of First Property Finance Plc. The Company has operated in the bridging finance market for many years and has built its reputation on providing excellent personal service and delivering on its promises.
The key aspects of FBSE’s product offering are:
- LTV up to 60 per cent OMV
- Loans £30k - £500k
- England, Scotland and Wales
- Adverse credit accepted
- First and second charges
- Residential development finance
- Residential land with planning consent
- Unfinished properties
- New build structures
- Refinance of existing bridging loans
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