The Mortgage Alliance adds TBMC to lending panel
The Mortgage Alliance today announces the addition of The Business Mortgage Company to its lender panel.
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Through TMA directly authorised advisers will now have access to TBMC’s expertise and support as well as a comprehensive range of products, including buy-to-let exclusives.
Karen Hedges, mortgage manager at TMA and First Complete, said:
“During our recent consultation with DAs they said that one of the things that they valued was a wider panel of suppliers, so we have acted on this immediately by bringing TBMC on board who can give our members access to a wider variety of mortgages as well as specialist help to successfully place buy-to-let cases. TBMC has an in-depth knowledge of buy-to-let lenders and their criteria which will help many of our members operate more effectively and maximise their business opportunities in the buy-to-let markets.”
Andy Young, chief executive at TBMC, added:
“We are looking forward to supporting TMA advisers in arranging buy-to-let finance for their clients. The buy-to-let mortgage market is complex and it can be a challenge to find the right product to suit each landlord’s particular requirements. TBMC’s specialist buy-to-let knowledge and wealth of experience will help TMA members to place cases successfully in this sector.”
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