Mint Property Finance has launched an initiative aimed at speeding up deals and strengthening relationships with brokers and introducers.
The lender’s ‘No Barriers’ campaign, introduced by newly appointed managing director Irene Thomas, is designed to remove friction at the start of transactions and help property projects move forward faster.
Running from now until the end of March, the campaign introduces several changes intended to simplify the early stages of a bridging deal.
Under the initiative, brokers and borrowers will benefit from no valuation fee on loans between £250,000 and £1m on residential kerbside property.
Mint has also removed the requirement for solicitor undertakings and is offering direct access to mandated underwriters.
GREATER CERTAINTY
The lender says the changes are intended to give brokers greater certainty at the outset of deals and reduce delays in progressing applications.
Irene Thomas (main picture, inset), managing director at Mint Property Finance, says: “My focus is clear. We are here to build even stronger partnerships and to make it easier for brokers and borrowers to do business with us.
“The ‘No Barriers’ campaign is a practical demonstration of that intent. By removing unnecessary friction at the outset, we can help projects move faster, with greater certainty and confidence.”
