Brilliant Solutions’ members will need to register with Keystone before they can submit or track cases.

Keystone’s products target investors with typically more complex borrowing requirements, including portfolio landlords.

The lender’s buy-to-let products are available to individuals and limited companies alike – however, it also accepts special purpose vehicles (SPVs) and trading businesses without taking a fixed or floating charge.

Phil Riches, head of sales at Keystone, said: “We are confident that our Classic range will prove popular with Brilliant members. We accept houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) and blocks of flats as standard, and we’ll consider applications from landlords with small amounts of adverse credit.”

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Riches continued: “In particular, we’ve worked hard to make the application process as streamlined as possible for brokers, particularly where portfolio landlords are concerned.

“We do not require a business plan or cashflow forecast in the first instance and we have a technical solution which converts clients’ portfolio spreadsheets into the correct format for underwriting – saving brokers and investors valuable time.”

Brilliant Solutions managing director, Matthew Arena (pictured) added: “This addition is another example of our focus on helping brokers with their most challenging cases, and doing so in a way that enables them to gain our support and expertise whilst dealing directly with the lender.”

He added: “As the buy-to-let market becomes more challenging, specialist solutions such as the products offered by Keystone and the expert support available through Brilliant are becoming more and more important for brokers and their clients.”