23 Sep 2015
Mortgage Required Partners with Northwood Estate Agents
Mortgage Required are delighted to have partnered with Northwood of Maidenhead, to supply mortgage advice to their clients.
Northwood, an established nationwide estate agency chain have recently moved into Maidenhead under the watchful eye of Lingam Raghulan the Maidenhead Director. Mortgage Required are delighted to be working with Lingam and his team as they establish their brand in maidenhead.
As a leading Maidenhead estate agent, we're a professional team of local, friendly experts who are passionate about property. We offer the full range of sales, lettings and property management, but are best known for our Guaranteed Rent service - the perfect let and forget solution for landlords.
For more information about Northwood Estate Agents visit their website.
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