First Time Buyers Mortgages

First Time Buyers Mortgages Explained...

First Time Buyers Mortgages are available and usually with some extra incentives to help you get into your first home. If you’ve owned a property in the past, sometimes (depends on the lenders criteria) you may still be eligible for a First Time Buyers product.

There are many options to choose from, including many of the above. The mortgage must be suited to you and your particular circumstances, so make sure you can afford the repayments and think about what can happen in the future, that may effect your application.

Take a look at our Live Mortgage Deals to play around with figures and write yourself a budget on potential costs, don’t forget about things like utility bills, decorating materials or that rainy day fund savings pot.

Our Mortgage Brokers are on hand to help you get into your first house, every step of the way. So be calm, to know you are in safe hands.

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What Kind Of Mortgage Do you Require?

About The Property?

What is the value of the Property

What mortgage amount do you require (subtract deposit/equity)

What is your Income?

What is the income of Applicant No.1

What is the income of Applicant No.2

What is your Postcode? This will help tailor your quote

And lastly...

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Availability: Subject to Status Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loans secured on it. Think carefully before securing other debts against your homes. There will be a fee for mortgage advice. The actual amount you pay will depend upon your circumstances. The fee is up to 1% of the amount borrowed.

What Kind Of Mortgage Do you Require?

About The Property?

What is the value of the Property

What Mortgage amount required?

How soon do you require a Mortgage?

What is your Annual Income?

What is the Annual Income of Applicant No.1

What is the Annual Income of Applicant No.2

What is your Postcode? This will help tailor your quotation to the best suited Mortgage Broker

And finally...

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We were getting a little fed up of the local estate agents trying to use their mortgage broker, so we used google, filled out the form, spoke to a guy and had a mortgage which beat quotes from our own bank, with the same bank.

Robbie and Chloe, Belper, UK

Easy process from start to finish, made it as simple as possible for me. Life Insurance was sorted at the same time to save me doing it at a later date.

Tracy Pole, Eastwood, UK

Self Employed builder and struggled with mainstream lenders to get a Mortgage, took me 5 minutes to complete the form and within a week I'd been sorted. Mark and the team helped me loads and love living in my own house.

Anonymous, Allestree, UK

We sent an enquiry about a mortgage and within a few hours a Mortgage Adviser called and went through out details. We received Mortgage Offer in Principal which we sent to the Estate Agents and within a couple of months we were in. The service received is second to none.

Tom & Selina Harold, Derby, UK

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loans secured on it. Think carefully before securing other debts against your homes.
There will be a fee for mortgage advice. The actual amount you pay will depend upon your circumstances.
The fee is up to 1% of the amount borrowed.