Precise Mortgages to launch north of the border

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Precise Mortgages is making its complete product range available in Scotland on Friday 18 November.

This is in advance of its nationwide series of roadshows which start on Monday 21 November in Glasgow, moving to Edinburgh on the following day.

The lender’s online mortgage platform and internal processes have been tweaked to deal with the different home buying process in Scotland and brokers will have access to both near prime and short term lending products.

Alan Cleary, managing director of Precise Mortgages, said: “We have been getting regular feedback from brokers that we should be lending in Scotland and our own research confirmed this view.

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