Mint Bridging ups maximum loan size
Mint Bridging has increased its maximum loan size from £1 million to £5 million.
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The firm decided to review its loan values after funding several multi-million pound loans.
Paul Wertheim, Operations Director, said:
“With revised systems and process in place, offering fund larger loans up to £5m leads us into fresh territory, evolving the Mint brand. People used to be under the impression we were operating out of a garage with damp on the walls. We are now recognised as an 18 strong team, established in the market and as such, our enquiries from valuable and loyal brokers have increased extensively.”
Managing Director, Andrew Lazare, added:
“We have devoted time and money in providing the foundations that will see our business grow substantially. I see terms and updates being sent out regularly at 11:00 in the evening and our consistent, conscientious & open approach helps brokers complete deals smoothly. Our hand-holding client approach through the full term has served us well.”
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