FinTech invite to brokers to free Mortgage and Rental Masterclass

FinTech invite to brokers to free Mortgage and Rental Masterclass


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FinTech company Mortgage Brain has partnered with large scale buy to let lender The Mortgage Works to host a free Mortgage and Rental Masterclass.
 
Taking place on June 18 at 11am, this online session aims to give brokers invaluable insight into the private rental sector, with a specific focus on buy to let lending for Limited Company landlords.  Despite a fall in the number of rental properties being bought in 2023, the number of limited companies created to hold buy to let properties continued to rise to a record high of 50,004.
 
Hosted by Luke Jackson – national account manager at Mortgage Brain – alongside The Mortgage Works’ buy to let mortgage chief Daniel Clinton, this latest webinar will give an overview of BTL sector trends, address current government regulations, and provide brokers with ‘criteria knowhow’.

Pollyanna Puddephat, head of marketing for Mortgage Brain, comments: “Mortgage Brain’s technological expertise coupled with The Mortgage Works’ unparalleled knowledge of the private rental sector means that we’re in for a truly unmissable session for any broker who wants to up their game with buy-to-let clients.  

“This Masterclass will help them gain the necessary tools and knowledge to secure the best possible lending outcomes for their clients, whether they be an individual, a portfolio landlord or operate through a Limited Company structure.”
 
Register for this event here: https://bit.ly/4ayIU3t

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