Mortgage Brain improves buy-to-let functionality

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Mortgage Brain has added sourcing filters to its buy-to-let capability.

The existing functionality provides the option to source products based on expected rental income and the number of existing properties. Now, the new filters include options to lend to a limited company and select AST over 12 months or houses in multiple occupancy.

Additionally, a number of search specific ‘let type’ filters are now available, including holiday let, DSS, local authority, housing association, students, company let and sitting tenant.

Mark Lofthouse, CEO of Mortgage Brain, said: “The enhancements to our buy-to-let capability have been developed following consultation and feedback from brokers and is another example of our commitment to ensure Mortgage Brain remains at the forefront of the market.

“All new MortgageBrain is currently the only sourcing system to offer the most comprehensive whole-of-market buy-to-let sourcing facility and by being able to search the market without restrictions, our customers now have a greater choice and certainty of being able to quickly and efficiently source mortgages which best meet their clients’ individual needs.”

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