Via Sourcing Brain, brokers can now research Gable Mortgages’ zero-deposit mortgage products, especially relevant for placing first-time buyer and key worker enquiries.
Gable Mortgages only launched this year. Its product range includes zero-deposit, 100% loan-to-value (LTV) mortgages designed for young professionals, key workers, and those purchasing new-build homes or standard properties as first-time or next-time buyers.
The Sourcing Brain module includes twice-daily product updates, giving brokers access to up-to-date data in the UK market.
Neil Wyatt (pictured), chief commercial officer at Mortgage Brain, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Gable Mortgages to Sourcing Brain, giving intermediaries access to another specialist lender through a platform built to make product research quicker, clearer and more accurate. We’ve recently upgraded Sourcing Brain to deliver results up to 10 times faster, with an improved UI and navigation.
“Our focus is on significantly improving the adviser experience by delivering the most reliable data to enable them to best serve their diverse range of clients. The online availability of Sourcing Brain means that users can access the tool whenever and wherever they need, whether they’re working from the office or meeting with clients. Brokers get dependable results every time they search.”
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Lisa Crane, mortgage operations director at Gable Mortgages Limited, added: “Being added to Sourcing Brain is an important step in making our zero-deposit mortgage proposition more accessible to brokers and their clients. At Gable Mortgages, we’re focused on helping customers who can afford mortgage repayments but have been held back by the challenge of saving a traditional deposit.
“By making our products easier to research and compare through Sourcing Brain, we can support advisers in identifying suitable opportunities more efficiently and help more aspiring homeowners move from generation rent to generation able.”