What Primehold does

Six things Primehold understands

The same six, on every property, every entity and the whole book.

Position

What you own and what it is worth: every property's recorded value, the borrowing against it, and the known equity that follows, per property, per entity and across the book.

Borrowing

What is financed and on what terms: balances, rates, monthly payments, lenders and product end dates, with the ones that are ending or already lapsed brought to the front.

Income

The rent you have recorded, and what remains after the mortgage payments you have recorded. Where a payment is missing, the figure reads not yet available rather than pretending it is nil.

Attention

What needs checking, updating or acting on: a fixed rate about to end, a valuation that has gone stale, a mortgage nobody has recorded, a certificate that applies with nothing on record.

Opportunity

Where the recorded figures support it, the headroom to 75% loan-to-value behind each product end, ranked by money, as something worth investigating at the remortgage. Indicative, before costs and lender criteria.

Trust

What Primehold knows, what it does not yet know, and where the record is incomplete. Figures trace back to the dated entries behind them, and gaps are named as gaps.