Kent Reliance extends day one remortgage option

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Kent Reliance has announced that the option to remortgage a property from Day One will now be offered to all intermediaries for residential and buy-to-let loans.

Previously, customers who had bought a property with their own funds or through another lender, would have needed to wait until they had owned their property for six months before they were able to remortgage with the bank.

The lender said the move will primarily benefit those customers who for example had to buy a property within a limited timescale or via short term lending, such as through an auction.

Adrian Moloney (pictured), sales director at OneSavings Bank, said: “We are constantly looking at ways to strengthen our mortgage product offering in a way that provides our brokers and their clients with the best possible choice, by introducing this option, those cash buyers previously unable to access a mortgage will now be able to do so easily and quickly, freeing up capital to make necessary changes or renovations – or invest their money elsewhere.”

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