Promise offers 75% LTV adverse seconds

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Master broker Promise Solutions is now offering secured loans for borrowers with high adverse credit up to 75% LTV.

Also, there is no equity reduction on Ex Council houses. Owner occupied semi commercial properties will also be considered suitable security on the same terms and loans are available to the self employed even if they don’t have up to date accounts or tax assessments.

Steve Walker, managing director at Promise Solutions, said: “This is an exclusive product and it is a real shot in the arm for Promise introducers

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