
Two more specialist lenders sign up with mortgage networks
April 14, 2025 by Brendan O'Neill
Lenders
Another two of the UK’s specialist mortgage lenders have announced their decision to sign up with mortgage networks, in the shape of Moda Mortgages and Market Financial Solutions (MFS).
The second of those lenders has joined the panel of The Right Mortgage and Protection Network. MFS is primarily known for the provision of bridging finance and residential buy-to-let loans. It offers a range of customised products that can help to resolve complicated mortgage cases. Those products will now be available to advisors who are members of the network.
Among the key products that MFS has as part of its slate are the Bridge Fusion ones. These mix together elements of buy-to-let and bridging loans. The maximum size of loan offered by MFS is £50 million, while terms of repayment can vary from three months to a decade.
The company’s chief executive, Paresh Raja, told Mortgage Introducer:
“The Right Mortgage Network has been a real success story over the past decade, becoming one of the UK’s leading networks for the broker community.”
Moda Mortgages has signed up with the PRIMIS Mortgage Network, joining its panel of lenders. The company mostly offers buy-to-let loans, which advisors who are members of the network will now be able to access for their clients.
The mortgages provided by Moda are designed for a number of different client types. They include first-time landlords, first-time buyers and landlords with extensive property portfolios.
One of the reasons many advisors join networks after getting the CeMAP qualification is so they can access exclusive products.
Written by
Brendan O'Neill
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