‘Summer Sale’ from Mint Bridging

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Mint Bridging has revealed that it has over £30m of funding to lend in September and is offering free valuations on all new loan enquiries received from Tuesday 15 August, on loans that are fully completed before 30 September 2017.

This offer is open to new and existing brokers and introducers. The ‘Summer Sale’ offer will credit back all valuation fees to the borrower’s account, following completion of the loan.

“We are looking forward to rolling out this offering to our network of introducers and hope it will be well received,” said Sinead Moynihan, Mint’s head of sales.

“We have a lot of money allocated to lend in September for new business, and we are confident in achieving this lending target.

“It is testament to the team’s dedication and expertise, that we are able to consistently lend these volumes. Our six underwriters are ready to accommodate all enquiries. With a maximum loan size of £5m, we are looking forward to some high value opportunities.”

Andrew Lazare, Mint’s managing director, added: “I am delighted with the progress we have made this year, and we’ve been steadily developing our business month on month. Mint has seen a lot of entrants come into the market and felt it was time to communicate and enhance the sort of lending volumes we are delivering.

“We are looking at innovative ways of developing our product offering and believe free valuations are a good place to start.”

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