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Masthaven targets non-credit score clients

28 May, 2014

By: Ryan Bembridge

category: Commercial, Residential, Secured, Short Term

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Masthaven Secured Loans has upgraded its product and pricing with an emphasis on the non-credit score prime and near-prime sectors of the market, which are two of the areas where Masthaven has made its name strong among intermediaries.

Paul Brett, sales director at MSL, said: “With rates now starting at 8.95%, we are more competitive than, or comparable with, our competitors in the non-credit score prime and near prime sectors of the market.

With this being an area of the market, which will also include a growing number of cases caused by the overreaction of some remortgage lenders to the MMR, I expect this sector to expand in the coming months.”

He added: “Being able to deal with mandated underwriters who can and will make decisions and knowing they will apply common sense to their decisions has always been a hallmark of the MSL experience. Along with our criteria and pricing changes, brokers now have a great combination to bring clients.”

Key features include:

•    Rates start at 8.95%

•    Adverse credit ignored over two years (refer to criteria)

•    Maximum loan now £130,000 (more on referral)

•    All plans now up to at least £100,000

•    BTL borrower no longer needs to be homeowner

•    Sole married applicant now acceptable on BTL (Residential on referral)

•    Maximum age increased to 80

•    Ex local authority flats up to 70% LTV


Tags: lending, loan, loans, Masthaven, MSL, secured, Secured loan, secured loans

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