Residential Mortgages
Your mortgage is likely to be your biggest financial commitment. It is therefore important that you know what your choices are and what is available to you.
First Time Buyer
Looking to get your foot on the Property ladder.
Buying a house is one of the most important and likely to be one of the largest purchases you will make. Buying a home for the first time will require an understanding of the process that is involved from the initial viewing stage to the completion of the transaction.
Home Mover
Selling your current home and simultaneously purchasing a new property and porting your existing mortgage across to the new property. This can be done subject to the lenders criteria, a fresh application and a satisfactory survey.
Should you require additional funds to complete the purchase these could be raised on a different rate or the lenders Standard Variable Rate or you could look to another lender offering a more competitive package for the full amount.
Remortgage
If your existing mortgage product is coming to an end or has ended, the rate will revert to the lenders Standard Variable Rate which could be higher.
Remortgaging to another lender could save you significant amounts over a specified period. In some cases lenders offer free valuation and free legal fees as part of the package.
Rates offered will be based on the loan to value, along with the level of arrangement fees and all this needs to be considered.
Buy to Let Mortgages
Purchasing a property as a long term investment or coming to the end of an existing deal, or even adding additional properties to your portfolio. It is therefore important that you know what your choices are and what is available to you.
Purchase
Buying a house to rent out requires a larger deposit typically 25% and can also based on rental income rather than earned income. Rental calculations differ from lender to lender, although 125% of the monthly mortgage payments is typical. There are restrictions on types of properties, investors and tenants.
Remortgage
If your existing Buy To Let mortgage product is coming to an end or has ended, the rate will revert to the lenders Standard Variable Rate which could be significantly higher.
Remortgaging to another lender could save you significant amounts over a specified period. Rates offered will be based on the loan to value, along with the level of arrangement fees and all this needs to be considered.




