by Andrew Lawrence | Nov 27, 2020 | Baby heart defects, BBR rate cut, Bridging Finance, Charity, Christmas, Coronavirus Mortgage, Covid 19, Covid Mortgage, Covid Mortgage holiday, Financial Advice, First time buyers, House Prices, Independent mortgage advice, London Marathon mortgages, Mind, Mortgage broker, Mortgages, Mortgages for dentist, Mortgages for Doctors, Pulse Oximetry machine, Remortgage, Save Money on your mortgage, Test for Tommy, Tiny Tickers, York
Since April we have seen very few lenders offer mortgages to customers with less than 15% deposit. Over the last few days we have seen several lenders re-enter or confirm they will be back in this market lending to customers with 10% deposits in the next few weeks. If...
by Andrew Lawrence | May 28, 2020 | Baby heart defects, BBR rate cut, Bridging Finance, Charity, Christmas, Coronavirus Mortgage, Covid 19, Covid Mortgage, Covid Mortgage holiday, Financial Advice, First time buyers, House Prices, Independent mortgage advice, Mind, Mortgage broker, Mortgages, Mortgages for dentist, Mortgages for Doctors, Pulse Oximetry machine, Remortgage, Save Money on your mortgage, Test for Tommy, Tiny Tickers, Uncategorized, York
We really have some good news stories in the world of mortgages at the moment and the market has come back with a bang. This week we made an application to the Halifax at 6pm at 85% LTV on a house purchase the following day by midday we had an automated valuation and...
by Andrew Lawrence | Mar 25, 2020 | Baby heart defects, BBR rate cut, Bridging Finance, Charity, Christmas, Coronavirus Mortgage, Covid 19, Covid Mortgage, Covid Mortgage holiday, Financial Advice, First time buyers, House Prices, Independent mortgage advice, London Marathon mortgages, Mind, Mortgage broker, Mortgages, Mortgages for dentist, Mortgages for Doctors, Pulse Oximetry machine, Remortgage, Save Money on your mortgage, Test for Tommy, Tiny Tickers, Uncategorized, York
The news is full of doom and gloom at present. However we had some good news today, 3 of our clients that have been trying to get move dates for some time now have exchanged and are due to complete next week. We are firmly open for business at present. Most cases are...
by Andrew Lawrence | Mar 19, 2020 | Baby heart defects, BBR rate cut, Bridging Finance, Charity, Christmas, Coronavirus Mortgage, Covid 19, Covid Mortgage, Covid Mortgage holiday, Financial Advice, First time buyers, House Prices, Independent mortgage advice, London Marathon mortgages, Mind, Mortgage broker, Mortgages, Mortgages for dentist, Mortgages for Doctors, Pulse Oximetry machine, Remortgage, Save Money on your mortgage, Test for Tommy, Tiny Tickers, Uncategorized, York
Hi, The Bank of England have just announced they have decreased their base rate to 0.10% which is the lowest ever...
by Andrew Lawrence | Mar 17, 2020 | Baby heart defects, BBR rate cut, Bridging Finance, Charity, Christmas, Financial Advice, First time buyers, House Prices, Independent mortgage advice, London Marathon mortgages, Mind, Mortgage broker, Mortgages, Mortgages for dentist, Mortgages for Doctors, Pulse Oximetry machine, Remortgage, Save Money on your mortgage, Test for Tommy, Tiny Tickers, York
Despite all the problems in the world we are still seeing and speaking to clients both in person and over the telephone. Yesterday we spoke with a client who had an offer accepted on a property. We submitted a an application on their behalf and it has gone to offer...
by Andrew Lawrence | Mar 11, 2020 | Baby heart defects, BBR rate cut, Bridging Finance, Charity, Christmas, Financial Advice, First time buyers, House Prices, Independent mortgage advice, London Marathon mortgages, Mind, Mortgage broker, Mortgages, Mortgages for dentist, Mortgages for Doctors, Pulse Oximetry machine, Remortgage, Save Money on your mortgage, Test for Tommy, Tiny Tickers, Uncategorized, York
As you will now know the Bank of England decided this morning in an emergency meeting to decrease rates from 0.75% to 0.25%. Most lenders had already seen the rate cut coming however not as sudden as this. As a result most fixed rates haven’t been affected so...
