TBMC adds Family Building Society to its buy-to-let lending panel

TBMC adds Family Building Society to its buy-to-let lending panel


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Buy-to-let specialist TBMC has been added to the Family Building Society specialist packager panel.

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The firm will offer a range of buy-to-let products and packager exclusives, including a choice of discounted and fixed rates with additional product options for expatriate applicants.

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Jane Simpson, managing director at TBMC, commented: “We are pleased to be working with Family Building Society and joining their specialist packager panel.”

“As a buy-to-let expert, TBMC is well placed to help deliver Family’s buy-to-let distribution targets and provide high-quality mortgage applications.”

What’s more, Family Building Society also has an expat offering alongside competitive criteria such as no minimum income and lending to limited companies.

Chris Agathangelou, commercial director at Family Building Society, added: “We are delighted to welcome TBMC to our ever-growing family.”

“Serving the sometimes-complex needs of the UK and expat buy-to-let market has been key to our continuing success and we look forward to working with the team at TBMC.”

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