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Pink launches free valuations
Pink Home Loans is offering free standard valuations on TMB and Salt products.
Available until further notice, the offer applies across Pink’s range of packaged product and also includes one £90 administration fee.
TMB offer a wide range of products from self-cert, buy-to-let and prime packaging deals, and Salt offer sub-prime products with rates from 6.19% and no higher lending charge.
David Copland, deputy managing director at Pink Home Loans, said: “Offering free valuations across TMB and Salt’s product ranges will enable our customers in the current economic uncertainty, to offer a better deal to a wider audience of purchasers; ranging from first time buyers trying to keep costs down to buy-to-let landlords still looking to increase their portfolios whilst decreasing their outgoing costs.”
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