Precise completes busy December with £16m of loans
Precise Mortgages, the intermediary only lender, concluded 2012 with an exceptionally busy month for bridging completing on over £16million of loans.
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Alan Cleary, Managing Director of Precise Mortgages, said:
“2012 was our first full year in the Bridging market and we are very happy with the quality of the loans we have originated. From a service perspective we ended the year much better than we started and the feedback and rising business volumes is testament to that. We have allocated a significant uplift in funds to Bridging in 2013 and expect to continue in the way we finished 2012.”
Paul McGonigle, Managing Director of Positive Lending, comments:
“December was the best month on record for us. This was a result of a dedicated introducer base and a team that understand client needs and delivering client expectations. This can only be achieved if you understand the strength of your lending partners and it comes as no surprise that our strong performance mirrors the growth of Precise Mortgages. Indeed we wrote more cases in December exceeding £1million with Precise as we trust their team to support our principles of service deliverance and treating customers fairly. I am sure that 2013 will be a rapid expansion for Precise Mortgages and we look forward to helping them achieve this."
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