TBMC added to Pink’s direct panel

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Andy Young of TBMC

Pink Home Loans has added buy-to-let and commercial mortgage specialist TBMC to its lending panel.

The move is designed to assist Pink’s appointed representatives place more complex buy-to-let cases for their landlord clients.

“The current buy-to-let mortgage market is fast-paced and subject to change at very short notice, which makes operating in this sector more demanding than it has ever been before,” explained Andy Young (pictured), CEO of TBMC.

“It can be challenging to find appropriate schemes for clients with more complex propositions, which is where TBMC’s specialist knowledge and expertise can be of great help in this niche segment of the buy-to- let mortgage market.

“TBMC also provides a range of exclusive buy-to-let mortgages for advisers which are not available in the general marketplace, which may enable Pink ARs to place cases that do not fit with other providers.”

Joanne Palmer, head of marketing and customer services at Pink, said the decision would provide additional benefits for its appointed representatives.

“The buy-to-let mortgage market can be complex and cases can sometimes be difficult to place. TBMC’s experience will undoubtedly help our ARs to make the most of the opportunities in this area,” she added.

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