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At last - Funding for HMOs, Freehold Conversions & Limited Companies returns! 23.07.2009

By Michael Aglony

We at Mortgages for Business have been aware for some time that many Buy to Let landlords and property investors have been struggling to find finance for certain property types e.g. HMOs and Freeholds split into several self-contained units. Many of the lenders who were happy to lend on this type of property have left the market during the credit crunch, leaving many investors high and dry when it comes to mortgage options.

Mortgages for Business now has access to semi-exclusive funding available from Aldermore Bank Plc.  We have been specially selected onto the Aldermore limited panel of brokers and such funding lines will not be available outside of this small selection of brokers.

Aldermore will consider the majority of Commercial and Residential property types and will lend to Limited Companies. If you have previously struggled to source finance for a particular transaction, Mortgages for Business may now be able to assist.

Access to these funds may be limited so we urge people to act promptly.

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