Funding platform matches landlords with appropriate lenders

Funding platform matches landlords with appropriate lenders


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A PropTech platform called Pitch 4 Finance has launched to help landlords and other investors source the best deals to finance property investment.

Pitch 4 Finance features a panel of nearly 200 lenders that specialise in commercial mortgages, mortgages for residential investment properties, bridging finance, property development and refurbishments, HMO lending and business finance.

Landlords looking for a loan in any of these areas can submit an enquiry onto the Pitch 4 Finance platform using the built-in enquiry form.

Their borrowing requirements are then matched with lenders that can lend against their particular criteria and those lenders are invited to propose terms for the loan. 

Borrowers are able to chat directly with lenders that match their enquiry through the platform and can quickly agree terms to process their loan.

Pitch 4 Finance has already launched a service for finance brokers and sourced loans on enquiries worth more than £200m.

Founder Miranda Khadr says: “Pitch 4 Finance provides access to nearly 200 lenders at the click of a button. Our unique targeted matching software produces results in seconds, with experienced brokers on hand every step of the way to guide you through your loan enquiry. 

“It’s a quick, simple transparent process, and it guarantees you get the best deal.

“Unlike comparison websites, Pitch 4 Finance provides instant tailored matching with real time chat, application updates and tracking. We provide direct access to our lenders, messaging and communication through the platform.”

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