LLOYD VINE is an FCA-regulated mortgage broker based in Fareham, SO31 9JH, specialising in Buy-to-Let, Commercial, Holiday Lets and 4 other areas. Rated 5/5 from 1 review.
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Charlotte Harris
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Simon Guillan
16 Aug 2013Excellent.... Great advice, personal approach, attention to detail. Lloyd Vine have always provided me with excellent quotes and personal service. They take time to understand my requirements and provide me with exactly what I need, while taking time to explain the detail. I would highly recommend.
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