Expert Mortgage Advice
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Click below to choose the most relevant type of mortgage to you.
No Mortgage Offer, No Fee!
Although your initial consultation is free, there may be a fee for the service and the standard fee is £499. I believe that you should only pay a fee once the job is done. That's why you won't be charged a penny until you receive your mortgage offer. This means that we will do your initial consultation, arrange a decision in principle, help you negotiate your purchase with the estate agent, submit your mortgage application, help you arrange a solicitor, help you find suitable insurance solutions and provide regular updates on your mortgage application without charging you anything. You will only be charged the broker fee when you receive your mortgage offer.
The free information service is tailored to you!
First time buyer
I will explain the house buying process from start to finish.
Re-mortgage
Whether you wish to raise more capital or just compare your current mortgage deal to deals from a wide range of lenders, I'm here to help!
Home movers
I will help you calculate the cost of moving and work out whether you should take your current mortgage with you, or switch to a new one.
Buy-to-let
I will help you work out your long term strategy, from an investment to see you through retirement to building a property empire!
Adverse Credit
I will explore options from lenders across the UK to find the most suitable solution for you. Even if we are unable to secure a mortgage right now, I will explain how you can improve your chances in the future.
Simply click below, enter your name, email and phone number and I will be in touch to book your free information service.
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The guidance and/or information contained within this website is subject to the UK regulatory regime and is therefore targeted at consumers based in the UK.
There may be a fee for mortgage advice. The precise amount will depend upon your circumstances but we estimate it will be £499.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.