The Mortgage Alliance
TMA Mortgage Club has over 10 years’ experience in supporting the UK Mortgage Intermediary with access to a wide panel of lenders and an easy route to a range of valuable income earning opportunities.
JUST SOME OF THE KEY BENEFITS TMA OFFERS:
Free membership to all Directly Authorised Brokers
Wide panel of Mortgage Lenders — for all your clients’ needs
Enhanced Proc Fees — often better than other mortgage clubs
Fees paid direct by lenders — no delays in being paid and no risk to proc fees
Exclusive Deals — negotiated with lenders on your behalf
Heavily discounted rate for Trigold — £17.50 per month plus VAT
TMA Mortgage Desk — contact the Mortgage Desk for mortgage placing and exclusives
Conveyancing — comprehensive panel of providers with no hidden extras
Ability to offer an on line estate agency service to generate even more customer leads
Access to Complex Prime and specialist lenders for those problem mortgage cases
Get in touch to find out how being a member of TMA really benefits your business
Leads — lead generation opportunities to help your business
Secured Loans — panel of leading master brokers paying competitive commissions
Commercial — immediate help is at hand from a specialist team
Bridging — Affirmative & Cheval offer a wealth of experience in this marketplace
Life — in conjunction with LifeQuote, offering an excellent service and competitive commissions
Debt Solutions — a choice of two leading providers to assist your clients
Sale & Rent Back — opportunities for clients that may need this facility
Overseas Investment — for those clients who wish to invest in overseas property whilst earning you fantastic commission terms
BDM support available to help you develop your business
themortgagealliance.com 0845 605 0067
THE MORTGAGE ALLIANCE The name you can work with.
TMA looks
forward to seeing you on
STAND A11
at Mortgage Business Expo 10/11 November at Olympia 2, London
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