KSEYE adds automated valuations to improve bridging turnaround times

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Specialist lender KSEYE has introduced automated valuations on certain bridging loans, in order to increase efficiency and speed for brokers and their clients.

The facility will be available on loans of up to £750,000 and to a maximum loan-to-value of 60%.

It forms part of a phased rollout, with initial availability limited but expected to expand in due course.

The lender says the change follows direct feedback from intermediaries and reflects its broader strategy of improving flexibility in the application process.

Marcus Dussard

Marcus Dussard, sales director at KSEYE, said: “We’ve listened closely to our broker partners, and this update is a direct result of those conversations.

“Automated valuations won’t be the right fit for every deal, but for the right cases, they can significantly reduce turnaround times and improve certainty.

“It’s part of our broader strategy to offer brokers more choice and efficiency without compromising on quality.”

The announcement follows a period of growth and development for the firm, including the integration of new technologies and further expansion of its team.

KSEYE said that while the new approach would not be suitable for all bridging applications, it would be especially valuable in helping reduce delays for borrowers seeking swift access to funding.

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