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Can I get a mortgage

As a teacher, you already juggle plenty of challenges, from managing tight budgets to handling endless paperwork. Finding a mortgage shouldn't feel just as complicated.

That’s where we come in. Whether you’re looking to buy your first home, move to a new one, or remortgage your current one, we’re here to make the process as smooth as possible.

With a GHL Direct mortgage broker, you’ll get expert guidance to find the right mortgage rates tailored to your needs. Book a call to find out how much you can borrow to buy a home.

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Your mortgage questions

Many lenders offer competitive mortgage rates and deals specifically tailored for teachers. These deals often come with lower interest rates, reduced fees, or cashback incentives.

Typically, you'll need to provide the following documents:

 - Proof of identity (e.g., passport, driving license)
 - Proof of address (e.g., utility bills, bank statements)
 - Three months' payslips
 - Tax returns for the last three years
 - Bank statements for the last six months

Yes, you can usually get a mortgage with a part-time teaching job. However, lenders will assess your overall income and affordability to determine your eligibility.

While it might be more challenging compared to someone with a good credit score, our mortgage brokers work with lenders who specialise in offering mortgages to individuals with poor credit history or CCJs. 

Yes, there are government schemes like the Help to Buy Equity Loan and the First Time Buyer Scheme that can assist teachers in purchasing a home. These schemes provide additional support, such as shared ownership or loans, to make homeownership more affordable.

Here are some questions you can ask your mortgage adviser:

  1. How much can I borrow?
  2. What type of mortgage is best for me?
  3. What are the interest rates and fees?
  4. What are the monthly repayments?
  5. What happens if I can’t afford to make my repayments?
  6. What are the pros and cons of different mortgage products?

Yes, you can usually get a mortgage as a newly qualified teacher. However, lenders may assess your income and experience to determine your eligibility.

Fees may include:
 - Arrangement fees
 - Valuation fees
 - Mortgage application fees
 - Broker fees (GHL Direct will not charge you any broker fees, its at our advisers expense)

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