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LendInvest Head of Lending Operations Lauren Eaton Reveals what New, 100% Online Short-Term Loan Broker Portal Will Offer
May 16, 2021 @ 7:09 pm By Omar Faridi
LendInvest, a property finance Fintech, notes that embedding technology throughout their lending process has been “key to making your deals complete quicker and more efficiently.”
During the past few months, LendInvest has been working on bringing its clients a broker portal that will see the application process “move completely online” for short term loans, the company revealed in a blog post.
The LendInvest team noted that as they approach the testing phase, their Head of Lending Operations,
A petition, gathered by residents living in Abercarn, in Caerphilly County Borough, where riders use the forestry despite there being no permission for off-roading, will also be presented to the UK government by Evans. The petition says as well as concerns at damage the vehicles do to the countryside, tearing up turf, which isn’t given a chance to recover, people using the forestry for walking and cycling and permitted activities such as horse riding have been threatened by scramblers and off-roaders. “The issue goes back years and years and even my predecessor had to deal with this, it is a real problem and a real plague in the Valleys.
ALPINE
Two years after San Diego County spent about $1.6 million to buy nearly 100 acres of parkland in Alpine, plans are finally moving forward to build the rural community its long-awaited county park.
The 24-acre park will be located at 2480 South Grade Road off, around the corner from Tavern Road off Interstate 8. The park will be open from dawn until dusk, will be fenced and gated with two main entrances, and will have someone living on the premises.
The county says it could start building the first of three planned phases as soon as this fall, with an estimated opening sometime in late 2022. The county estimates the total cost to build the park will be about $28 million.
Lauren Eaton (pictured) is head of lending operations at LendInvest
The mortgage market traditionally sees fewer new applications over the festive season and at the start of the new year, but there appears to be little chance of that happening this year with the end of the stamp duty holiday on the horizon.
We understand just how busy brokers are trying to get cases over the line and we are doing everything we can do to support them.
This heightened level of activity has forced lenders to review how they operate.
While some lenders have been forced to hold back this year and cut down their lending due to funding concerns, we have had the opposite problem at LendInvest.