LendInvest partners with Smoove

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LendInvest has announced a new buy-to-let legal panel in partnership with conveyancing panel manager Smoove.

The new dual representation panel will give LendInvest borrowers and brokers access to a wider selection of legal firms in offices across the country.

Lauren Eaton, head of lending operations at LendInvest, said: “Brokers spoke and we listened – we are excited to deliver a solution for clients and brokers alike to make their journey simpler.

“We have invested the time to find what we believe to be the right partnership to continue to support our brokers and grow the business into next year.”

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