Promise Solutions signs up first Satellite Packager on behalf of Equifinance
Following the unveiling of specialist 2nd charge lender, Equifinance last this week, Promise Solutions, the secured loans master broker has been appointed as a provider of a satell
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Steve Walker, Managing Director at Promise said:
“This lender is carefully controlling distribution. Promise can offer selected packagers access to this product enabling them to fully package the application (issue credit agreements, valuation, BSQ etc) and submit the completed pack through Promise for completion.
"An underwriting, quoting and post submission tracking portal will be provided whilst the Promise team is on hand to help get applications agreed and submitted for payout. Volumes are being tightly controlled so Satellite Agencies may be limited or quotas may apply dependant on level of interest.
"However, mortgage brokers and IFA’s can still access this unique product via Promise’s sourcing system and in house packaging service”.
Equifinance are unique in offering the highest LTV available to borrowers with heavy adverse credit or Self Employed applicants who have difficulty providing accounts and bank statements to support their earnings.
At 75% LTV, Equifinance will also consider ex council properties and those with a semi commercial nature which is a significant improvement on other lenders in the sector.
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