Buy to Let Club expands panel

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Buy to Let Club has welcomed new panel members The Family Building Society and Octane Capital and has announced a new packaging option with specialist lender Kent Reliance.

Ying Tan, managing director of Buy to Let Club, said: “We’re delighted to welcome The Family Building Society and Octane Capital to our strong panel of lenders. The Family Building Society brings a great selection of products that focus on making the most of an individual’s circumstances, in particular its offset mortgage options and family mortgage product which enables families to support buyers in purchasing a property.

“Octane Capital is a product-less lender whose innovative approach makes them a really exciting addition. I believe that their bespoke approach to lending will make their proposition of great interest to our members.”

Both new lenders are available through Buy to Let Club as a packaged option, with The Family Building Society also available for members to access directly.

Tan added: “Not content with adding new lenders to panel, we’re also particularly pleased to be able to offer our members a new packaging option with Kent Reliance.

“We have worked closely with them for many years now and are looking forward to taking our relationship to the next level. We are one of just seven packagers for Kent Reliance and the only one which is a Club route as well. This means that we are ideally positioned to give our members support exactly where they need it.”

Adrian Moloney, sales director at OneSavings Bank, added: “The new packaging facility available to Buy to Let Club members is testimony to the strength of the relationship we have both worked very hard at achieving over the last few years. This option is crucial in supporting brokers by giving them access to specialist products to help them face the challenges of a professionalising market.”

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