Partnership profile: UK property buying company.
With a £10 million lending facility from Together, a professional property buying company has taken on 50 properties; providing vendors with fast, efficient house sales, and returning housing stock to the market quickly.
The partnership
Signatories to the National Association of Property Buyers’ (NAPB) voluntary code of conduct, our partner is passionate about offering professional standards and service within the growing ‘fast sales’ market. After a decade of growth, where some lenders had rigid or inflexible criteria, the Yorkshire-based business sought a new lender to fund their future expansion, partnering with Together.
The successes
In just six months, Together financed 50 property purchases via an agreed £10 million fund. Offering speed, assurance of funds and an understanding of the customers’ business model, we’ve helped scale their offering, with plans to increase their lending facility in order to service the thousands of enquiries they receive each month.
"People come to us for discrete and speedy sales, with many cases including unmortgageable properties. It's crucial that we have a strong relationship with a partner who provides flexibility and a common sense approach to lending.
Together is supporting our business growth and helping us expand in the ‘fast sales’ market.”
CEO, Property buying company
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Any property, including your home, may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
All lending decisions are based on lending criteria and, where applicable, subject to credit check and an assessment of individual circumstances.
All mortgages are subject to our terms and conditions.
Loans offered by Together Commercial Finance Limited are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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