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Berkeley Homes appoints The Mortgage Hut as mortgage provider at Leighwood Fields in Cranleigh.

Published by The Commercial Mortgage Hut on 1st November 2019 -

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The Mortgage Hut is proud to have been chosen again by Berkeley Homes to provide financial advice to their new home buyers. The specialist new homes team here at The Mortgage Hut will offer advice seven days a week, giving advice on Help to Buy all the way through to investment advice for Buy to Let investors.

The Mortgage Hut Managing Director, Nicola Arbon, said "It's exciting to be working with Berkeley Homes again on such an exciting project of nearly 500 homes. Our ethos of an incredible customer experience is well aligned with the premium product and service the team at Berkeley Home deliver."

Robert Johnson

Our dedicated team of Mortgage & Insurance Advisers offer both telephone and face-to-face advice and support to help find the right mortgage or insurance cover for you.

Link to The Commercial Mortgage Hut business profile

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