F4B launches free 24-hour case checker

F4B has launched a free 24-hour case checker initiative, aimed at providing an option for brokers who may not be specialists in short-term finance to double-check lending terms received.

F4B launches free 24-hour case checker

First 4 Bridging (F4B) has launched a free 24-hour case checker initiative, aimed at providing an option for brokers who may not be specialists in short-term finance to double-check lending terms received.

 

This will help ensure they have sourced the most suitable product and lender to match their client’s requirements.

Under the new initiative, brokers send F4B an outline of the case, with no client names or contact details required, to the case checker team at [email protected]; the case will then be reviewed out of office hours and the broker will receive a recommendation on how to proceed within 24 hours.

If the terms received are considered to be the most suitable, F4B will simply acknowledge that this remains the best available solution for the client.

If the team believes that a different lender or solution would be more suitable, it will outline an alternative recommendation and the broker can then choose what to do with this information.

The introduction of this initiative follows F4B’s recent expansion of its operations with the opening of a Manchester-based intermediary support centre. This expansion has provided the packager with additional resources to facilitate this free service.

Donna Wells (pictured), director at F4B, said: “Short-term lenders are constantly modifying rates, criteria, policy and suffering from a variety of service-related issues, factors which are making it increasingly difficult for less experienced brokers to keep on top of all these ever-changing demands in what is an already complex product area.

“With the stamp duty deadline approaching, demand for short-term finance will continue to rise and we hope our 24-hour case checker will provide an additional layer of security for brokers and highlight the benefits attached to this important area of the specialist mortgage market.”