Online bridging lender launched by platform

Published on

Portfolio management platform, Lendlord, has unveiled an online bridging lender for property investors.

Available on the Lendlord platform, the automated lender will generate heads of terms, online applications and case tracking as part of a fully digital process.

Lendlord users who manage their portfolios using the platform will be able to review their bridging options based on the data already held on their portfolio and Lendlord users will also benefit from better terms.

Bridging is available for any non-regulated purpose up to a maximum LTV of 75%.

Currently, bridging loans are only available directly to landlords, but Lendlord is looking to bring out a solution for brokers “in the near future”.

Aviram Shahar (pictured), CEO of Lendlord, said: “This is a big step for Lendlord as we work towards building a one-of-a-kind technology solution to generate tailor-made financial products based on a user’s individual profile. Our engine-based bridging finance product will analyse a case and determine the terms, based on a user’s specific circumstances.

“It complements our existing Finance Hub, which provides automated recommendations for a range of financial products including buy-to-let mortgages and remortgages, bridging finance, secured loans, revolving credit for portfolios, commercial finance and landlord insurance.”

Latest POLL

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Caring for loved ones carries hidden financial toll, new analysis finds

A new report has revealed a stark and growing gap between people’s expectations around...

Investment in learning narrows financial services skills gap

Financial services firms are investing in employee learning at a faster rate than almost...

HTB extends standard BTL pricing to semi-commercial cases

Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) has broadened its specialist mortgages offering by applying standard buy-to-let...

Danger of rental property shortage looms as landlords plan mass sell-off

A growing number of landlords are preparing to exit the private rental sector (PRS),...

Other news

Caring for loved ones carries hidden financial toll, new analysis finds

A new report has revealed a stark and growing gap between people’s expectations around...

Investment in learning narrows financial services skills gap

Financial services firms are investing in employee learning at a faster rate than almost...

HTB extends standard BTL pricing to semi-commercial cases

Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) has broadened its specialist mortgages offering by applying standard buy-to-let...
Advertisement