The Loans Engine adds Tuscan Capital to bridging lender panel
The Loans Engine's intermediaries will now have access to Tuscan Capital’s bridging products.
"We are excited about working closely with Tuscan Capital and look forward to seeing how this collaboration benefits our network of intermediaries"
Specialist finance broker, The Loans Engine, has added Tuscan Capital to its bridging lender panel.
The addition means that The Loans Engine will now have access to Tuscan Capital’s bridging products for its mortgage intermediaries and their clients.
The Loans Engine says it will announce more additions to its lender panel throughout the rest of this year to further improve its specialist finance offering to intermediaries in 2023 and beyond.
Head of unregulated mortgage broking at The Loans Engine, Steve Nobbs, commented: "We're thrilled to have Tuscan Capital join our bridging panel. Their exceptional range of products primarily designed for property investors is expected to have a fantastic impact on our bridging offering.
"We are excited about working closely with Tuscan Capital and look forward to seeing how this collaboration benefits our network of intermediaries and their clients.”
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