Typical cases which Lancashire Mortgage Corporation
Below are some of the most typical cases which Lancashire Mortgage Corporation deal with, effective case management with fast results.
Kent Reliance & Brightstar Financial launch exclusive self-employed product
13th March, 2012 By
Kent Reliance and Brightstar Financial are delighted to have launched an exciting new product to the market which we hope with ignite competition in the self-employed sector. Applicants require just 1 years accounts and another years projections.
This new product, available exclusively with Brightstar Financial offers a two-year discounted deal as in available at 5.99% up to 85% LTV and at 5.49% up to 75% LTV, both of these products have a fee of 2%
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Lender Day success with £1.4million deals agreed
23rd February, 2012 By
Specialist packager Brightstar Financial has deemed its first dedicated lender day, in association with Prestige Mortgages, a huge success.
The event, which took place on February 8, kicked off at 8.30 am and continued to be busy until the end of the day at 6pm. The emphasis on the day was very much focused on the Brightstar team helping introducers with their enquiries; showing them where the Precise Mortgages proposition could be successfully applied to help their clients.
Rob’s Blog on Bridging & Commercial
21st February, 2012 By
Rob Jupp, Brightstar Financial Managing Director, now writes a weekly blog for Bridging & Commercial. Discussing the big news of the week and with comparisons to power tools and Peter Mandelson it is a great read for anyone with a bridging interest on a Tuesday morning.
You can see the weekly blog posts here! www.bridgingandcommercial.co.uk/robs_blog
Mortgage Strategy – Bridgingwatch: Feb 2012
15th February, 2012 By
A warm welcome to Mortgage Strategy’s first Bridgingwatch. This fortnightly column – shared with Danny Waters, chief executive officer of Enterprise Finance – will mainly focus on bridging finance but will also look at secured lending.
The fact that the only surviving weekly printed mortgage publication in the UK has decided to run this feature speaks volumes for the rude health of the sector.
