Keystone Property Finance has joined LMS’s Panel Link and Secure Link services, becoming the latest lender to adopt the conveyancing technology platform.
The move will connect Keystone and its brokers to thousands of fully vetted law firms within LMS’s ecosystem.
Keystone, which has operated as a standalone specialist buy-to-let lender since 2018, said the partnership reflects its ongoing commitment to improving efficiency and choice for brokers and borrowers.
Panel Link connects lenders with law firms that meet strict quality and compliance standards, offering borrowers more choice and brokers a digital case progression process with better communication.
Keystone has also removed its limited company panel requirements, meaning borrowers can now use any firm available through Keystone’s LMS panel for both limited company and personal name applications.
In addition, Keystone will use LMS’s Secure Link service, which provides a knowledge base of lender-approved FAQs to cut down on post-offer queries from law firms.
The system is designed to speed up the conveyancing journey and reduce time spent on query management.
Suzanne O’Connor (pictured), chief relationship officer at LMS, said: “It is a pleasure to welcome our latest lender to Panel Link.
“As a specialist lender, Keystone Property Finance is determined to deliver the best solutions to its customers, and LMS is best placed to facilitate, providing services to strengthen connectivity and increase efficiencies whilst mitigating risk.”
Elise Coole, managing director at Keystone Property Finance, added: “At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to efficiency, transparency, and delivering impactful results.
“Through Panel Link, we can further support our brokers by enabling access to a wider pool of vetted law firms who meet our criteria.
“Ultimately, our aim is to speed up the buy-to-let mortgage journey for our customers, and we look forward to working with LMS to continue delivering on that promise.”
