Brightstar responds to down valuations with free valuation on next property

Brightstar Financial has responded to introducers' reports about the threat to clients' hopes of house purchase due to the frequency of down valuations.

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Amy Loddington
27th January 2014
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They have been monitoring growing dissatisfaction from brokers and clients about the growing number of cases of property being down valued particularly at the lower end of the residential property market. The company has also reviewed its fee structure and reduced its fees to help potential buyers.

According to Rob Jupp, Chief Executive Officer at Brightstar Financial, the continuing problem of down valuation is being obscured by positive news from the resurgent lending market.
 

Jupp said:

"We can all get carried away because at last there are some good things taking place in our market. However, down valuation is still very much a sad fact for too many potential customers, which ruins their plans and puts them to extra expense. So we have decided to do something about it and will pay for the next valuation when they find a new property where we can help place the mortgage."

He added:

" We want to see more people in their own homes. Our offer is designed to offset the costs for people who have had their plans thwarted and give them a leg up. At the same time, we have reviewed our fee structure to further help our introducers and their clients and as a result we are confident we offer one of the most competitive packages in the market."

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