As well as having the ability and in-house knowledge to source the most specialist mortgages, AdviserFinance has a wealth of experience in the mainstream mortgage market. Being whole of market allows our advisers to find the best possible deals for your clients purchase or remortgage on both a residential basis and buy to let.
For most people, a mortgage is their largest financial commitment and having the right support throughout the mortgage application process is the top of our agenda. We endeavour to understand your client’s goals and needs, ensuring they fully understand their new mortgage, are updated throughout the process and are happy with the terms of the loan.
We have strong relationships with account managers throughout the lending market and a unique understanding of their lending policies.
Purchasing a home, whether it be to relocate, buying a first home, moving home or downsizing, finding the right mortgage can be a minefield with the many lenders and hundreds of different products. With tight lending criteria and affordability checks in place by all lenders, AdviserFinance can help present your client’s case in the best possible light to the most appropriate lender, ensuring all the lender’s packaging requirements are met first time to speed the process up.
A remortgage is essentially a new loan to replace your current mortgage, often taking place at the end of a fixed rate period, in order to secure a new deal and to avoid falling on to the lender’s standard variable rate (which in most cases is a much higher rate). A remortgage can also be used to raise additional funds for the following reasons:
Your client requires one of the following:
Adviserloan can offer a range of products, here are a few:
Different mortgages often have different benefits including free valuations, free legal service, no early repayment charges, no product fees, over payment facilities and much more. We will endeavour to find a product that suits your clients needs alongside the required benefits if applicable.
Each lender has its own lending criteria but generally you will need to: