MFS joins Dynamo for Intermediaries’ lender panel

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Market Financial Solutions (MFS) has been added to Dynamo for Intermediaries’ lender panel.

Dynamo for Intermediaries has over 5,000 intermediaries within its mortgage club who work across residential, bridging, buy-to-let and other mortgages.

Its members will now be able to access MFS’ range of bridging loans, buy-to-let mortgages, and specialist finance products, allowing them to place and process complex cases which require bespoke, tailored solutions.

At the start of October, MFS reduced its buy-to-let mortgage rates, including a new range of products that allows brokers and their clients to choose their product fee depending on individual requirements, with flexibility to choose between a 2%, 4% or 6% fee across all four tiers of loans.

Karen Rodrigues (pictured), head of national accounts at MFS, said: “At MFS, we strive to make things as simple as possible for brokers and borrowers, using our experience and expertise to understand their individual needs before then guiding them carefully through the products we can offer.

“We’re very pleased to have joined Dynamo for Intermediaries’ lender panel, meaning we can connect with more brokers and help them with the delivery of bespoke bridging loans and buy-to-let mortgages, regardless of how complicated the case might be.”

Cat Armstrong, Dynamo for Intermediaries’ mortgage club director, added: “It is great to welcome MFS to our lender panel. We know that brokers and their clients need wider options and flexibility in the current climate – MFS has an outstanding track-record in delivering just that.

“It is an exciting addition to Dynamo for Intermediaries, and we are confident that brokers will enjoy MFS’ innovative, can-do approach to lending.”

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