Specialist lender Spring Finance has introduced out a primary cost residential remortgage product following a profitable pilot in November final yr.
The first cost product vary provides loans as much as £100,000 and goes as much as 75 per cent mortgage to worth (LTV).
At the time of the pilot announcement, the lender stated that it might require 12 months’ self-employment buying and selling and would settle for employed candidates in probation.
Spring Finance added that it might additionally settle for debt administration plans and individual voluntary agreements together with the annulment of chapter.
Concurrently with the primary cost launch, the agency has additionally added a home in a number of occupation (HMO) and Airbnb product to the present second cost buy-to-let (BTL) product vary and simplified its eligibility standards for self-employed candidates.
Paul Carley, Spring Finance’s head of gross sales for mortgages, stated: “We are delighted to release these changes to our intermediary panel. The remortgage product has served a gap in the market, and we look forward to supporting more consumers in this area.”
Shelley Stern, director of mortgages at Spring, commented: “We are delighted to release the first charge product to our intermediaries following a successful trial. With the recent additions to the team, we are continuing to maintain our service proposition whilst increasing our product offering and capability.”
In an interview with this publication final yr, Spring Finance CEO Andrew Bloom stated that it might be launching a group-up develop finance proposition as soon as financial circumstances had been extra steady, and a BTL vary this yr, together with its first cost proposition.
The launches are a part of plans to turn out to be a “sizeable” non-bank lender.
Anna is a reporter for Mortgage Solutions and assistant editor for Specialist Lending Solutions, each B2B sister titles of YourMoney.com. She has labored as a journalist for over 4 years, initially within the specialty insurance coverage sector earlier than shifting onto mortgages.