TMG Mortgage Network adds Gable Mortgages to lender panel
TMG said the addition would broaden the range of lending options available to its advisers and their clients.
TMG Mortgage Network has added Gable Mortgages to its lender panel, giving member firms access to its zero-deposit and 100% loan-to-value (LTV) mortgage products.
Gable Mortgages, a trading name of Gemini Consultants Limited, focuses on borrowers who may be underserved by traditional lending models.
This includes first-time buyers (FTBs), key workers, home movers with limited equity and customers struggling to build a deposit.
TMG said the addition would broaden the range of lending options available to its advisers and their clients.
Danny Belton, head of TMG Club and partner strategy at TMG Mortgage Network, said: “At TMG we are continually looking for new lenders that offer new and exciting solutions for our customers looking to get onto the housing ladder.
“The addition of Gable Mortgages provides advisers with access to a genuinely different proposition that can help address one of the biggest challenges facing today’s housing market: saving for a deposit.”
Lisa Crane, mortgage operations director at Gable Mortgages Limited, said: “We’re delighted to work with TMG to bring Gable’s new 100% mortgage to its adviser network.
“TMG’s commitment to supporting advisers and delivering positive outcomes for customers makes it an ideal partner for this launch, helping more first-time buyers who can afford the monthly repayments but may not have a substantial deposit to take a confident step onto the property ladder.”
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