Super Black Friday deal from Somo gives brokers free legals of free valuation

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Somo Bridging is telling introducers to ‘broker like a boss’ with a choice of two Black Friday Free deals.

Brokers can choose from Free Lender Legals or a Free Valuation to best match their clients’ needs, with borrower’s making massive savings on both.
To qualify for the deals, brokers must lock-in a case by midnight on Friday 29 November.

Somo’s legendary Black Friday event has this year been designed to offer even more choice, on top of huge savings, to help get deals over the line.

DEALS LOCKED-IN

Last year’s Black Friday event resulted in a 22% increase in deals locked-in, but with two free deals to choose from and an extended promotion period in 2024 and Somo expects this year to be an even bigger success.

TWO BIG DEALS
Daniela Gallucci, Somo
Daniela Gallucci, Somo

Daniela Gallucci, Somo’s head of marketing, says: “We’re letting everyone know that Black Friday is not a big deal this year at Somo – it’s two big deals!

“We think brokers will really appreciate being able to choose from free lender legals or free valuations, whichever deal best suits their client’s needs.”

“Our Black Friday promotion is always the most popular one of the year.”

“Our Black Friday promotion is always the most popular one of the year. If borrowers can make massive savings and brokers lock in more deals, that’s a win-win.

“Our ethos is ‘Why make bridging difficult?’ and by giving back this Black Friday, brokers and borrowers don’t just get our biggest ever promotion they also get our market-leading Valuation Only product, speedy completions and a simple, streamlined process that’s unrivalled in the sector.”

To qualify, deals must be locked in and paid for before midnight on Friday 29 November and valuations paid by midnight on 30 November. 

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