Mortgage Brain to hold complex case ‘Criteria Masterclass’

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Mortgage Brain is to hold its next Criteria Masterclass on 19 January, on the subject of ‘Where home matters to everyone’.

The Masterclass is being run in association with Principality Intermediaries and will cover a host of topics related to complex mortgage cases. These include self-employed borrowers, joint borrower sole proprietor cases, varied income types and new build purchases, including Help to Buy.

The Masterclass will take place as an online webinar, and is available exclusively for users of Criteria Brain, the criteria-based sourcing solution from Mortgage Brain.

Brokers can register for the Masterclass by logging into Criteria Brain, and booking here.

Those who are not currently users of Criteria Brain can register for the Masterclass by signing up for a free trial which will provide new broker users with full access to Criteria Brain, as well as Affordability Brain, Mortgage Brain’s affordability-based sourcing solution, for 30 days.

Neil Wyatt, sales and marketing director at Mortgage Brain, added: “We have had a fantastic response to our Criteria Masterclass sessions to date, which demonstrates the desire among brokers to keep on top of the developing trends within the market and how they can best support their clients.

“With increasing numbers of prospective borrowers now classed as having complex circumstances, I’m certain that there will be strong demand from advisers to attend our next session on 19th January.”

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