Brightstar partners with new bridging introducer
Brightstar Financial has partnered with Bridging Loan Hub, a new bridging introducer based in North-West London.
"I am pleased to be recommending their services to our customers who will be able to access to the most effective and affordable finance to suit their requirements."
Bridging Loan Hub will act as an introducer for bridging, development and auction finance in the UK.
The fully online-business will generate enquiries through organic and paid search on Google and Bing, allowing customers to request a quote through the online form and be reviewed immediately by the team at Brightstar Financial.
Customers can apply for bridging finance ranging from £50,000 to £25 million and compare rates from around 30 bridging lenders in the UK, starting at 0.44% per month for non-regulated business and 0.49% per month for regulated activity.
Founder of Bridging Loan Hub, Daniel Tannenbaum, commented: “I am delighted to be working with Brightstar. They have built an incredible network in the bridging sector and have won a number of industry awards. I am pleased to be recommending their services to our customers who will be able to access to the most effective and affordable finance to suit their requirements.”
Kit Thompson, Director of Short Term Lending at Brightstar, added: “We are delighted to partner with Bridging Loan Hub who see the benefit in dealing with a firm who are able to source from a comprehensive panel of specialist bridging lenders, with access to market-leading rates. Brightstar are also fully FCA authorised and take care of the entire advice process, backed-up with evidence of research from their award winning EasySource system to help ensure customers receive the best possible outcome every time."
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