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The 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 12/10/18

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The 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 12/10/18
The biggest story this week involves a landlord on a NatWest mortgage who let to a tenant in receipt of benefits, which had been undisclosed by broker Habito.

Redundancies at broker Dynamo, which is being integrated into parent company Countrywide also grabbed the headlines.

Mortgage fraud and Foxtons closing its Park Lane office were among the other most read stories this week.

 

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