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How to spot a big opportunity

So far this year we are seeing more large second charge loan enquiries.

Loans from £100k to £200K are more common and we want to help you spot and convert them.

Here are some recent “large loan” scenarios where you or your clients could consider a second charge:

£200,000 Business investment

Client wanted to buy a share of his current company. This would increase his income through dividends and he wanted a lender to use the extra income within the affordability calculation.

£150,000 – Refurbishment – No kitchen or bathroom

This client was considering a bridging loan to bring the property up to mortgageable standards and intended to move in and then refinance with a second charge.

We persuaded a term lender to take on the case which removed the need for a bridging loan and saved unnecessary fees. The clients also got a far lower interest rate and didn’t have the pressure of exiting the bridge.

£97,000 – Full consolidation.

This client had a combination of credit cards and expensive loans which had built up over years.

They could afford to make minimum payments but not much more so the balance was hardly reducing.

A full consolidation loan reduced the outgoings by £1600 per month and started eating in to the balance.

With the ability to overpay the clients were in a position to make further capital reductions when it suited them.

£110,000 – to pay a tax bill

It’s that time of year where you may come across enquiries like this.

These large second charge loans can generate a good income stream now, create a remortgage opportunity in a year or so and remove the risk of your client applying to another broker.

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Additionally, partnering with Promise Money gives intermediaries whole-of-market access across 90+ specialist second charge lenders.

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