Mortgage for New Contractors: A Comprehensive Guide to Secure Home Financing
Getting a mortgage for new contractors is somewhat challenging in the UK because of several factors. Firstly, lenders tend to be cautious about offering [...]
Can I get a mortgage with an unsatisfied CCJ?
Can I get a mortgage with an unsatisfied CCJ? Yes, you can get a mortgage with an unsatisfied CCJ, but you may need to [...]
Mortgages with Defaults: What You Need to Know
Damian Youell Contact Our Specialist Mortgage Advisor Following the credit crunch in 2008, mortgage lenders were forced to tighten up [...]
Mortgages and Japanese knotweed and other invasive plants
Mortgages with Japanese knotweed Getting a mortgage with a Japanese knotweed plant on the property is not easy because of many reasons. Most mortgage [...]
Mortgage for house without a Kitchen
Buying a home is a major investment and undertaking. Oftentimes, the search for the perfect house can be long and arduous - but what [...]
The Best Mortgages for First-Time Buyers in the UK
Are you a first-time buyer looking to get on the property ladder? If so, you're probably wondering how to get a mortgage. The mortgage [...]
Our guide to mortgages with CCJs settled and unsettled
Unsettled CCJs will make it very difficult to get a mortgage, while settled CCJs may only have a small impact. However, there are a [...]
Track Record Mortgages: A Path to Homeownership for First-Time Buyers
Did you know, new track record mortgage from Skipton Intermediaries offers up 100% LTV for the first time buyers? The property market is notoriously [...]
Holiday Home Mortgages in the UK: Types, Criteria, and Options
There are many reasons why someone may want to get a holiday home mortgage, also known as a second home mortgage. Perhaps you want a holiday home to enjoy with your family at the weekends or require a second residence to stay at for work or another home for a family member to live in..
What is LTV mortgage? | Everything you need to know
You may have heard of the term loan to value in mortgages or heard lenders quote loan to value figures in mortgage deals. It can be an important factor has it can have an effect on the cost of your mortgage and how much you can borrow. A lower loan to value ratio is optimal. It can be referred to ‘LTV’ in its short form.