Tiuta unveils valuation refund offer

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Short-term lender Tiuta is offering to refund valuation fees upon completion across its residential bridging range.

The offer applies to all bridging loan applications that complete by 1 April and is subject up to a maximum value of £500. The refund of the valuation fee will be made on completion of the loan and the offer is available direct through Tiuta and its packaging panel.

Guy Garrard , head of business development at Tiuta, said: “The short-term lending area has started 2011 with a bang thanks to the launch of a highly competitive deal

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