Shawbrook launches heavy refurb product
Shawbrook’s Commercial Mortgages division has today announced that it is moving into the heavy refurbishment arena with the launch of a brand new short term finance product: STL6.
Having listened to feedback from broker partners, the STL6 has been designed to cater for clients wishing to purchase a property then add value to their investment by undertaking heavy refurbishment works. These works might include loft conversions, internal reconfigurations or changes of use, and are defined as those works requiring more than 15% of the current property value to carry out.
The product details are as follows - 0.89% per month pricing up to 70% LTV (based on MV not GDV) with terms up to 18 months with no minimum interest, or minimum term. Repayment options are fully serviced, part serviced-part retained or fully retained.
Should the client then wish to hold onto the property for rental purposes rather than selling-on, they have the option of switching to a term loan with Shawbrook, which will be eligible for the existing client discount.
This year Shawbrook will focus considerably on the short term loan market and will bring out a range of new products, constantly improve existing criteria and processes and continue to set market-leading pricing.
Karen Bennett, Sales & Marketing Director, Commercial Mortgages, Shawbrook Bank:
“We know from our brokers that they see a real demand for this kind of finance, so we’re really excited to be able to respond to that feedback and support them with the addition of STL6 to our range. Last Autumn we created our dedicated STL desk and are pleased to have completed over 100 deals since then. But this isn’t enough for us. We see this move as further evidence of our commitment to the STL market, and this is just one of the many initiatives we have up our sleeves. We want to set the standard in the short term finance arena, as we have in the commercial mortgages market.”
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