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Our qualified mortgage advisors can help you with your mortgage needs.
We work with mortgages all day, every day so you don’t have to. We are experts in first time buyer, remortgage, buy to let and home mover mortgages. We’ll calculate how much mortgage you might qualify for as well as the maximum price you could afford for a property. And most importantly we’ll improve the chances of your mortgage application being approved first time.
What can a mortgage advisor help me with
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Do I need mortgage advice
Should I use a mortgage advisor? Can I do this on my own? Yes to both is the answer.
There are lots of advantages of using a mortgage advisor, possibly the most beneficial to you is that they can remove the stress of finding the right mortgage. This can save you time and money because they know the market, its what they do every day. They will compare mortgage deals and guide you through the application process even helping with the paperwork and chasing lenders for updates. A GHL Direct mortgage advisor can search over 15000 mortgage deals from 50 of the UKs top mortgage lenders. We can even get exclusive deals your own bank may not offer you and offer appointments over the phone, via video call or face to face, wherever & whenever you feel comfortable.
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Is it worth using a mortgage advisor
Buying a home is going to be the biggest financial decision you ever have to make. A professional mortgage advisor will find you the best mortgage rates while making sure your application is lender ready. It could save you a lot of time, money and hassle long term.
Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.