The Loans Engine adds Zephyr Homeloans to buy-to-let panel
TLE brokers can now access Zephyr's specialist buy-to-let product range.
"This collaboration allows us to provide more diverse and specialised solutions to our network of intermediaries and their clients"
- Steve Nobbs, unregulated mortgages director at The Loans Engine
The Loans Engine has expanded its specialist buy-to-let panel with the addition of Zephyr Homeloans.
Earlier this week, Zephyr reduced its two and five-year fixed rate deals up to 75% LTV by up to 0.15%.
The lender also introduced a 0% product fee option on its two-year mortgage products to provide a greater range of options for landlords.
Steve Nobbs, unregulated mortgages director at The Loans Engine, said: "We are thrilled to partner with Zephyr Homeloans. This collaboration allows us to provide more diverse and specialised solutions to our network of intermediaries and their clients, helping us to continue to deliver effective service."
Paul Fryers, managing director at Zephyr Homeloans, added: "We’re pleased to enable landlords and brokers who decide to access Zephyr’s range of buy-to-let products from The Loans Engine to do so in a way that best suits their or their customers’ individual needs."
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