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Mortgage broker recommendation

By hollyrosalind
July 10, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 10, 2017

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Posted July 10, 2017

Hi all - I wanted to make a recommendation in here as I've just had a very positive experience with Chris Taylor ([email protected]), Director of The London Mortgage Brokers. He's ED based which is how we came across the company. Communication was great with really solid advise and recommendations for our remortgage. We'll definitely be using TLMB again as a result!

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