HTB adds AVM option to bridging proposition

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Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) has introduced an Automated Valuation Model (AVM) option to its short-term lending offering.

The feature offers brokers a quicker, more cost-effective way to secure valuations for time-sensitive transactions.

Available for residential investment properties, including houses, low-rise flats and small HMOs, the AVM option supports property values between £250,000 and £1 million, with a maximum gross Loan-to-Value (LTV) of 65%.

It is designed to reduce costs and improve turnaround times for scenarios such as auction purchases, portfolio transactions, and urgent completions.

Alex Upton, HTB

Alex Upton, managing director – specialist mortgages & bridging at HTB, said: “Our AVM option is all about helping brokers work smarter. By cutting costs and speeding up the valuation process, we’re enabling brokers to deliver seamless solutions for their clients under tight deadlines.

“At HTB, we don’t just adapt to the market – we evolve to make brokers’ jobs easier and help them thrive.”

Lorenzo Satchell (main picture), sales director – bridging finance at HTB, added: “This is what brokers have been asking for: a faster, simpler, and more affordable valuation option.

“By listening to their feedback and introducing the AVM option, we’re giving brokers a practical advantage, especially when time is critical. It’s another way HTB is making a real difference for brokers and their clients.”

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