"UK Residential mortgages"...

...Whether you are a first time buyer or someone who wants to remortgage your home that you own there is much to consider

Your home and your risk

You must by now be aware that "your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage".

So much choice so little time...

Arranging a residential mortgage should in theory be a pretty easy thing to do. You go to your friendly bank or building society, fill in a few forms...job done!

You can of course do that but how do you know you have the best mortgage for your needs?

What kind of problems are you likely to come across?

Banks and building societies have their own targets to hit and they are more likely to want to sell one of their own products rather than a competitors. In today's market, finding the best lender is fraught with trials and tribulations.

If you are a first time buyer you need to think about so much and includes;

• Your budget
• Cost of utilities
• Transport costs
• Commuting costs
• Local amenities

Re-mortgaging?

Even though you have been here before you need to tread carefully. The re-mortgage market is very competitive with many lenders providing special deals. You can sometimes get free valuations and legal fees covered to make moving your mortgage as easy as possible.

Even in today's tougher mortgage climate you may be able to;

• Get a better mortgage rate and reduce your outgoing's
• Meet home improvement costs
• Consolidate debt

Be aware of the risks

“Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.”

There are also a number of items that might add to your costs;

• Solicitors fees
• Valuation fees
• Deed release fees
• Arrangement fees
• Possible early repayment charge
• Higher lending charge

Call us or click here and use the quick response form.

Fees

"Our charges are usually £500 (residential mortgage) or 1% of the loan for other mortgages".

Example; A £100,000 non residential mortgage would be £1000 of fees.

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