Top-up mortgage with no LVR cap offered by p2p lender
The new local peer-to-peer lender will pitch itself at first home buying professional couples 'earning good money'.
The new local peer-to-peer lender will pitch itself at first home buyers, offering a ‘top up’ mortgage with no loan to value ratio cap.
LendMe, founded by Mark Kirkland and Edwin Morrison, directors at Auckland law firm Kirkland Morrison O’Callahan, announced yesterday it had received a
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Tue, 12 May 2015
Tue, 12 May 2015
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Top-up mortgage with no LVR cap offered by p2p lender
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