The Right Mortgage adds Glenhawk to lender panel
The Right Mortgage member firms will have access to Glenhawk’s range of short-term property finance solutions.
The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has added specialist property finance lender, Glenhawk, to its panel.
Glenhawk is a non-bank lender offering flexible funding across the residential and commercial sectors.
The Right Mortgage member firms will have access to Glenhawk’s range of short-term property finance solutions, including both regulated and unregulated bridging products.
Glenhawk works with advisers in areas such as acquisitions, refinancing and development, with loans typically ranging from £250,000 up to £50 million.
Rates start from 0.61% for regulated bridging and 0.70% for unregulated bridging.
Victoria Clark, head of lending at The Right Mortgage & Protection Network, commented: “At The Right Mortgage we are always keen to work with lenders who provide specialist and innovative property finance solutions for advisers to offer their clients. That’s why we’re delighted to welcome Glenhawk to our lender panel today; their short-term property finance solutions deliver the speed, flexibility and transparency that advisers and their clients value. We’re looking forward to working with Glenhawk to further enhance the opportunities available to our member firms.”
Nick Hilton, managing director at Glenhawk, added: “We pride ourselves on offering straightforward and dependable property finance solutions that help clients move quickly and confidently. Partnering with The Right Mortgage Network, and working with its member firms, means we can offer our fast and flexible lending products and solutions to a wider array of clients. We’re excited to see how this partnership will help even more borrowers achieve their property ambitions.”
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