Mortgage Brain has added specialist lender, Lendco, to its Sourcing Brain and Criteria Brain modules.
This new partnership will enable intermediaries to access the lender’s full range of residential buy-to-let mortgage products for UK, expat, and foreign non-UK clients. The range also includes product transfers and bridge exit finance.
Lendco products now available on Sourcing Brain and Criteria Brain include two and five-year fixed rates for standard properties, alongside holiday lets, HMOs and MUFBs, product transfers and bridge exits.
Both Sourcing Brain and Criteria Brain also integrate automatically, so that search information, client data, and results are populated simultaneously across Sourcing Brain and Criteria Brain.
In addition, lender product information is updated twice daily, meaning that intermediaries have access to the most up-to-date, reliable results.
Built-in Hometrack AVM to Sourcing Brain also provides instant, accurate property and rental valuations at no extra cost, helping ensure right-first-time applications.
Sheryl Kirk, national account manager at Lendco, said: “We’re delighted to team up with technology leader, Mortgage Brain, to reach even greater numbers of intermediaries with our competitive range of buy-to-let mortgage products.
“We cater specifically to busy, professional property investors, seeking swift, accurate solutions. Speed is of the essence so that they can move fast to secure properties and service their portfolios.
“This is why Mortgage Brain was an obvious choice for Lendco. With the efficiency of Sourcing Brain and the accuracy of Criteria Brain, it’s a winning combination. We’re excited about the opportunities ahead.”
Neil Wyatt, sales and marketing director at Mortgage Brain, added: “A very warm welcome to Lendco whose wide range of buy-to-let mortgage products, underwritten with a can-do attitude, are an excellent addition to Sourcing Brain and Criteria Brain. We look forward to working together to bring diverse, specialist mortgage solutions to meet the many varied needs of property investors from the UK and further afield.”
