Dynamo for Intermediaries joins forces with Habito

Dynamo for Intermediaries joins forces with Habito

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Dynamo for Intermediaries has gained exclusive access to Habito’s range of buy-to-let mortgage products, making it the first mortgage club to do so. 

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The new arrangement means that Habito’s range of two, three, five, seven and 10-year fixed rate mortgages are now available to the club’s members. 

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Rates start at 3.14% and are open to all including self-employed, first-time, retired and older landlords for both purchase and remortgage.

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Individual, limited company and portfolio applications are eligible, with HMOs and Multi-Units being rolled out later this year.

Dynamo for Intermediaries’ chief executive, Ying Tan, commented: “I have recognised many synergies between ourselves and Habito since their launch in 2016.

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“With the same desire to innovate and provide a better customer journey, our two companies are a very natural fit and I am looking forward to seeing this strategic partnership develop further over the coming months.”

 

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He added: “I’m delighted to be bringing that innovation to Dynamo for Intermediaries and opening up our range to their extensive membership of 3,000-plus brokers.

“Alongside its competitive products, Habito’s ‘Instant Decision’ guarantees brokers upfront speed and greater certainty that their client’s mortgage will move to completion. Our aim at Dynamo for Intermediaries is always to provide our members with the necessary time and resources to increase both their business volume and profitability and innovations such as this have the potential to make a huge difference.”

Habito’s aim is to make its mortgages easier by bringing together people and technology to realise simpler and more frictionless experiences for its customers, according to Daniel Hegarty, the firm’s CEO. 

He said: “We’re proud to have brought to market the most innovative range of buy-to-let mortgages and have built a world-class broker portal from which to distribute beyond our internal brokerage.”

Tags: Mortgages

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