- All our mortgage adviser partners are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
- All tried-and-tested local mortgage specialists
1. Complete and submit the enquiry form.
2. You will receive details from three mortgage advisers from our panel of approved suppliers.
3. They will be in touch to discuss your requirements, or if you are in a hurry, you can contact them.
Do you need a Mortgage Adviser in the Yate area?
Securing a mortgage is a crucial element of buying a property.
While you can arrange a mortgage yourself, many buyers prefer to seek the assistance of a mortgage adviser. These experts take care of the hard work by searching for the best mortgage rates and outlining the benefits and drawbacks of each option. After you select a mortgage offer, they will handle the paperwork and submit it to the lender on your behalf.
Mortgage advisers may either charge a fixed fee or work on a commission basis. When paid on commission, they receive payment from the lender once the mortgage is approved. Sometimes, this commission is added to your mortgage, meaning you won't need to pay it upfront.
In certain cases, the lender covers the adviser's commission, so you won't incur any charges for their services. Before hiring an adviser, ensure you understand how they will bill for their services. You may need to include their fees in your overall budget.
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