The latest updates are aimed at improving accessibility for landlords and investors, with the most notable change being that the lender is extending its geographical reach to Northern Ireland.
In addition, Quantum has broadened its criteria to welcome applications from foreign nationals and expats, in recognition of rising demand from international investors. Investors will also benefit from the inclusion of ex-local authority properties and semi-commercial properties in Quantum’s bridging offering.
Landlords planning renovations will now be able to take advantage of refurbishment loans, specifically designed to fund upgrade projects with a clear exit strategy onto a Quantum buy-to-let mortgage.
Harsha Dahyea, chief commercial officer at Quantum Mortgages, said:
“These updates reflect our ongoing dialogue with the intermediary community. We’re proud to once again deliver on our promise to support complex cases with practical, common-sense lending solutions. Whether it’s a landlord expanding their portfolio or an investor tackling a refurbishment, our bridging range is designed to evolve with the market.”
