Case study: 75% LTV Buy-to-Let mortgage
An example of a recent Buy-to-Let mortgage we delivered for a broker and their client, and why we are the broker’s ‘go to’ Buy-to-Let lender
An example of a recent Buy-to-Let mortgage we delivered for a broker and their client, and why we are the broker’s ‘go to’ Buy-to-Let lender
Our General Counsel, Ruth Pearson, and CEO, Christian Faes, took part in a discussion about the business advantages of a strategy-minded General Counsel
LendInvest won big at the 2019 NACFB awards last night, where brokers voted us as the lender of the year in the Buy-to-Let and specialist lending categories
Our CTO discusses the importance of remote working in reaching engineers to help you scale your team and not miss out on talent
Back in summer 2018, we announced our intention to build our presence in Luxembourg and it’s been a pleasure doing just that this past year. Nowadays, we call the Luxembourg House of FinTech (LHoFT) our home-away-from-home, and our Lux-based colleagues work in LHoFT’s city-centre shared working space. Luxembourg has been an important hub for LendInvest…
A great example of a quickly delivered Bridging Loan for a broker and their client, in this case they needed funding quickly or risked losing their deposit
Our CEO, Christian Faes, was recently invited to give a keynote speech at NOAH19 London. It’s the third time in as many years that Christian’s spoken at the annual NOAH London conference, one of the capital’s key events that brings growth company management and investors together. Christian spoke about growing the business from strong foundations…
Each year we enjoy working together to mark International Men’s Day and lend our voices to the themes and discussions each occasion shines a light on.
UK tech businesses need the best access to global talent to remain competitive, which is why we think an Australian-style visa system would work
Bridge-to-Let finance can fund your next project while giving you time to complete refurbishment works, here is a guide for how and when you should use it