Mortgageforce in Tiuta tie-in

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Mortgageforce and Tiuta have joined forces to provide the former’s franchisees with access to a range of short term finance options.

Tiuta says it will work closely with Mortgageforce brokers to ensure their clients speak directly to a decision maker.

Kevin Duffy, managing director at Mortgageforce, said: “At a time when many specialist lenders are hamstrung by either funding constraints or underwriting restrictions

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