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Mortgage Broker Bradford

Damian Youell

Damian Youell

Are you in need of Mortgage Advice in Bradford?

Over the years I have built up clients from lots of areas within Bradford. Areas include Addingham, Baildon, Burley, Clayton, Cullingworth, Denholme, Harden, Haworth, Cross Roads and Stanbury, Ilkley, Keighley, Menston, Oxenhope, Sandy Lane, Silsden, Steeton with Eastburn, Wilsden and Wrose.

Efficient Easy to Understand Process..

The first step in the mortgage advice process is for us to have a brief initial chat. You can ring us on free phone 0800 612 3367. We can then have a few minutes of chat to work out whether what you are trying to do is possible. At this stage, only a brief outline of what you are trying to do is covered. If you are at work and cannot make a call you can contact us via email to have a discussion about what you are trying to achieve. At this stage, it may be that what you are trying to do is not possible for example if you have no deposit or not enough income. However, in most cases, we can help and then we will arrange a convenient time to call you to go through things in more detail.
Once we have determined that I can help you then I need to find out hard and soft facts about you so I can begin to formulate solutions. Areas I need will cover basic details like full names and addresses, date of birth, employment status and income. Other areas will include your credit commitments and outgoings. Lastly we will talk about the mortgages you want what deposit you have, what your budget is, what type of interest rate you would prefer. We will also look at what protection solutions you have in place and how whether or not these will be suitable for your new mortgage. We will discuss time scales and when you are looking to move with the solution and then agree a time when I will email the figures to you.
The detailed mortgage figures will enable you to know two things. Firstly that what you are looking to achieve is definitely doable. Secondly, you can look at the figures and work out whether the payments are affordable and thus the idea feasible. Included in the top of the email is a summary of what we discussed and a brief overview of the deposit, loan etc. The middle section details the mortgage figures such as the interest rate, term, monthly payment, fees and charges etc. This information is also attached in the form of a key fact illustration. The bottom of the email lists all the items that would be required in order to proceed with the application such as payslips, passports, and bank statements so you can prepare these for our home visit.
The final step is for me to pop out to see you scan any of the required documents that the lender requires. Typically payslips, bank statements, passports, and address ID will be required. Other information such as the address of the property you are buying, the name of the estate agents you are buying through, the name of a solicitor you want to use etc will need to be gathered. Once this is complete then I will fill in the application form on your behalf and deal with the lender throughout the whole process until the mortgage has been completed.
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How We Work

1: We contact you and take down your details, income outgoings, name, address etc.

2: We will research the whole market and email you a detailed quote as well as a list of documents to proceed.

3: You upload the documents and information needed via our channel our online portal.

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Types of Mortgages Offered

First Time Buyers

I offer expert advice and house buying guidance for those first time buyers looking to get on the housing ladder. The mortgage process can seem confusing for first time buyers and having someone to explain the complex jargon in easy to understand language can simplify the process. Many first time buyers only have small deposits and therefore shopping around to get the best deal from the whole mortgage market is important. As well as the mortgage itself helping first time buyers take advantage of the various protection policies that are available and helping them choose the right solution for their own situation is important. Ensuring that the lender offered to the first time buyer is the right one and that the applicant fits all the lenders criteria is taken care of by myself.
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Equity Release Lifetime Mortgages

Equity Release is a product which allows you to unlock cash from the value of your loan. One of the popular Equity Release Product is a Lifetime Mortgage. Lifetime mortgages are designed for people who want to release equity in their property and use the money to pay off other debts or simply enjoy life without worrying about repaying the mortgage. The main benefit of this type of mortgage is that it can be used as an alternative to paying off debt, such as credit cards or personal loans. The interest on these types of products will typically be lower than standard variable rate mortgages. We now have a dedicated adviser who specialises in equity-release mortgages. If you are age over 55 and need equity release for home improvements, paying off an interest-only mortgage, a gift to family or another reason for equity release then feel free to contact us.
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Buy to Let Mortgages

Many clients that I see these days either already have buy to lets or are quite keen to get their own first time buy to let mortgages. The high street doesn’t really offer much choice when it comes to buy to let mortgages. Many of the high street lenders have their own specialist lender for buy to lets such as The Mortgage Works or Birmingham Midshires. These lenders are often only available through intermediaries such as mortgage brokers. Many of the buy to let lenders have criteria that is hard for clients to match and thus comparing lots of lenders and knowing each lenders criteria is sometimes the only way a client can get a mortgage agreed.
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Remortgages

Many clients I see often just want to remortgage to get a better interest rate. Others want to move the mortgage from interest only to a capital and interest repayment mortgage. Others want to release equity from their homes to do home improvements, give family a deposit, raise funds to buy another property, divorce settlements and a host of other reasons. Again comparing the whole mortgage market’s rates and lending criteria helps my clients get the right mortgage for their unique circumstances.
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FAQs- Mortgage Broker in Bradford

Can I get a mortgage in Bradford?

Yes, you can get a mortgage in Bradford. There are many lenders who offer mortgages to people living in Bradford. The main types of mortgages available are:

• Fixed Rate Mortgages (FRMs) – where your interest rate is fixed for the life of the loan.

• Variable Rate Mortgages (VRMs) – where your monthly repayments will change depending on how much your lender charges you for borrowing money.

• Interest Only Mortgages (IOMs) – where you only pay back the amount that is actually borrowed. This means that you don’t pay any interest until you start repaying the full amount of the mortgage.

How long does it take to get a mortgage approved in Bradford?

It depends on what type of mortgage you want. If you are looking for a short-term mortgage then you may be able to apply online and receive an answer very quickly. However, if you are looking for a longer-term mortgage then you will usually have to go through a formal application process which could take several weeks or even months. If you are interested in getting a mortgage in Bradford, you can contact our local mortgage advisor who can help you to get a suitable mortgage deal.

What do I need to qualify for a mortgage?

You will need to provide some form of identification such as a passport or driving licence. You will also need to show proof of income such as payslips, bank statements or tax returns. You will also need evidence of your property ownership such as deeds, title deeds or utility bills. You will also need details of any other debts you owe including credit cards and loans.

Do I need to have a guarantor when applying for a mortgage in Bradford? What about my partner?

No, you do not always need a guarantor when applying to borrow money. Your partner can act as a guarantor but they must sign a separate agreement to this effect. There are some cases, in which you will need a guarantor to get a mortgage. For more information, you can read our article on Complete Guide for Guarantor Mortgages.

Are there any downsides to using a mortgage broker?

Using a mortgage broker can save you time and money. They will often negotiate lower rates than banks and building societies. They will also ensure that you get the right mortgage for your needs. However, they charge a fee for their services. So make sure you compare the fees charged by different brokers before choosing one.

What is a mortgage broker (and do you need one)?

A mortgage broker is an independent financial adviser who will help you find your dream home loan. They work closely with banks and building societies to compare loans and fees so they know what’s out there before recommending which option suits you best. An experienced mortgage broker does not lend money themselves but instead acts as an intermediary between borrowers and lenders. This means they don’t charge any upfront costs as most estate agents would. In conclusion, if you are looking forward to mortgage advice, you can contact our team at NeedingAdvice.co.uk Ltd. We as an independent mortgage broker provide free quotes and we also offer competitive prices. You may be eligible for a discount or a better mortgage deal on our mortgage advice based on your credit score.

How long has this company been trading in Bradford?

Needing Advice was founded back in 2011 and since then we’ve helped thousands of people across the UK secure affordable finance for their new build properties. Our aim is simple – make finding a mortgage quick and hassle-free! If you’re thinking about getting onto the property ladder, why not talk to us today?

How much do mortgage brokers charge?

We believe that everyone deserves access to good quality advice without being charged exorbitant amounts. That’s why we keep our charges low and transparent. All our advisers receive training and ongoing support to ensure they always deliver excellent service. So whether you’re looking for a short-term fix, a longer-term plan or even planning ahead for retirement, we’ll guide you every step of the way.

Are all mortgage brokers regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority?

No. The FCA regulates mortgage broking companies and those working within them. But it doesn’t regulate individual advisors. Therefore, it isn’t possible to say how many mortgage brokers are registered with the FCA. Most mortgage brokers have a licence issued by the Money Lenders’ Association. This gives them permission to deal with customers and advise them on mortgages.

Is it cheaper to pay off my existing debt rather than take out a mortgage?

It depends on where you live. For example, interest rates are higher in London than elsewhere in England. Also, depending on your circumstances, taking out a mortgage might actually cost less than repaying debts such as credit cards and personal loans.

What happens once I sign the contract?

Once you’ve signed the paperwork, your advisor will start searching for suitable products. They may also arrange an appointment at one of our branches so you can meet face to face. You’ll get a call from your adviser letting you know what stage things are at. Then, if everything goes smoothly, you’ll close your loan within 30 days. We’ll send you details of any fees involved along with information on how to repay your loan.