Freelancer Financials receives 1,000th five-star Google review
John Yerou said: “The reviews show that our brokers use their expertise to make our clients' property aspirations a reality, and I love seeing how much that is valued.”
Freelancer Financials has received its 1,000th five-star review on Google.
The specialist mortgage broker, which is part of Mortgage Quest Limited, said the milestone reflects its strong reputation for customer care for more than 20 years.
John Yerou, managing director of Mortgage Quest Ltd, said: “I’m delighted to hit this significant landmark of positive feedback from clients.
“We find the right mortgage for each client’s specific individual circumstances, and everyone is different.
“The reviews show that our brokers use their expertise to make our clients’ property aspirations a reality, and I love seeing how much that is valued.”
George Yerou, head of mortgage sales at Freelancer Financials, said: “We’re incredibly proud to have reached 1,000 five-star reviews.
“Buying a home or securing a mortgage can be a complex and stressful process, particularly when your income doesn’t fit the standard high street model.
“This milestone cements the fact that we excel in helping contractors and the self-employed buy their dream home, while offering consistently excellent customer service”
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