Tiuta moves back into 75% LTV bridging

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By Kevin Rose

Specialist lender Tiuta is returning to 75% bridging funding

It is offering facilities of 75% LTV for loans up to £500,000 and these are based on open market value and not purchase price.

The lender is also to launch several new intermediary mortgage products in the near future.

Gary Booth , CEO at Tiuta said: “Whilst it would have been easy for us to follow the lead of others and withdraw from the market

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