MAB partners with Yuno

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Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB) has announced a partnership with Yuno.

The form claims the new partnership demonstrates its continued investment in the buy-to-let sector, growing its wider addressable market share.

In June 2022, Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB) announced a new partnership with Yuno, arming its buy-to-let advisers with a library of legislative knowledge.

This collaboration will benefit both letting agencies and private landlords alike, making it easier to keep up with ever-changing, complex legislation – and automating the process.

Launched in February 2020, Yuno supports its customers by simplifying the complexities of the property market, granting easy access to a wealth of information that makes its client-base “able, competent, capable and efficient”. Its mission is to put its users first, encourage higher standards and develop a more sustainable future.

Yuno tracks and maps market changes, helping its clients to identify and pursue opportunities to optimise their property portfolio.

MAB says this new partnership will ensure that all parties fulfil their legal obligations, avoiding the repercussions of negligence, including heavy penalties, imprisonment and – worst case scenario – manslaughter charges.

Keith Burch-Lovell, head of partnerships at MAB, said: “We are delighted to partner with Yuno – a no-brainer considering the synergies between the two businesses.

“Shining the spotlight on the wellbeing of our buy-to-let customers, we have already started working alongside landlords and letting agencies to upskill on key health and safety considerations in the sector.

“And we’re proud to play a pivotal role in this educational journey.”

Paul Conway, CEO, and founder at Yuno, added: “The partnership with marketing leading mortgage advisers, MAB, will arm our clients with the bespoke mortgage advice that goes hand in hand with the ever-changing regulatory landscape in the PRS.

“Products are constantly changing and are becoming ever more specific to the way a property is being managed, so it’s great to have them side by side with our clients and users.

“Yuno partners use valuable reporting and training to increase instructions, connecting landlord details to property addresses.

“Yuno is offering early customers who support their local landlord and investor community free portfolio monitoring for their existing portfolio and clients.”

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