Brokers’ link with bank aims to woo HMO investors

Brokers’ link with bank aims to woo HMO investors


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Mortgage Lane, a team of commercial and residential mortgage brokers, has launched  strategic partnership with Shawbrook Bank.

Now, customers can benefit from using a broker that is a strategic partner of Shawbrook Bank with access to mortgage options for investors, including HMO properties, where they will offer market value investment valuations allowing borrowers to have their multiple occupancy properties valued on a yield basis.

HMO mortgages offer versatile options to accommodate properties based on factors like size, tenant type, and configuration. In order to ensure the best possible application process for those seeking these loans, Mortgage Lane provides a guide on their website, explaining the range of products that are available to investors, as well as which products are available to existing HMO owners looking to re-mortgage, including what valuations those products come with.

Helping both first-time and portfolio landlords with their HMO mortgages, they offer a selection, including student accommodation, both small and large properties, social housing, as well as for Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA). 

Shawbrook Bank, the latest partner Mortgage Lane is working with in providing these new HMO mortgages, is a savings and lending bank serving retail and commercial clients, as well as buy to let investors. 

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