Zephyr Homeloans has announced it is joining the panel of Brilliant Solutions’ mortgage club.
Members of the direct-to-lender mortgage club for brokers will be able to access Zephyr’s recently lowered rates for standard and specialist buy-to-let (BTL) products.
Zephyr’s rates start at 3.14% for a two-year fixed rate standard property BTL mortgage, and at 3.44% for a standard five-year fixed rate loan.
Zephyr managing director, Paul Fryers, commented: “We are pleased to be able to form this partnership with Brilliant Solutions as their ethos of focusing on brokers and their clients fits perfectly with our own philosophy of delivering excellence at every level.
“The growth of the BTL market over the last few weeks has led to a significant spike in applications for Zephyr mortgages, and we believe our recent reductions in rates will further fuel demand.”
Brilliant Solutions managing director, Matthew Arena, added: “It is fantastic to welcome Zephyr to the BTL panel of our mortgage club, which will enable our advisers and their clients to benefit from Zephyr’s highly competitive rates and expertise in the BTL sector.
“Our brokers are receiving increased interest both from first-time landlords and professionals who are looking to expand their portfolios in not only standard buy-to-let but also the types of property in which Zephyr specialises, such as houses in multiple occupation and multi-unit blocks.”
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