Re-mortgaging
Whether you, as a home owner need to raise further funds against the security of your property, or just improve your current interest rate, there is a re-mortgage deal out there for you. Many people believe that once you have a mortgage with a Building Society or other mortgage lender, then it is a lot of hassle to change. This could not be further from the truth. Most of our current re-mortgages complete within 4 weeks of application.
If this describes you, then I suggest that you use the contact us option on this site to discover whether there is a more competitive or more appropriate mortgage for you. If a discounted or fixed rate with your current lender has now ceased, then there is a good chance that any early repayment penalties have ceased too. This provides you with the perfect opportunity to find out whether the mortgage you arranged for yourself a few years ago is still the most suitable for you.
In addition to the possible savings on a monthly basis, many of the High Street lenders we use offer a free service meaning that you will not need to pay for either a property valuation or any of the legal work involved in your re-mortgage, creating a considerable saving for a typical re-mortgage.
If you are considering further borrowing on your mortgage, for any legal purpose, it can work out considerably cheaper to ask us to look around the market place for you, to once again ensure that your existing lender is providing the most competitive deal for you.
As covered in the mortgage section of this site, impaired credit, mortgage or loan arrears, recently discharged bankruptcy, or inability to prove income do not mean that you cannot successfully arrange a re-mortgage. As long as you have sufficient equity in your property, there are many lenders who will consider all of these at highly competitive interest rates.
So if you feel any of the above refers to you, please use the contact us option on this site, and let us review your current mortgage needs.
Kevin Brooks trading as Brooks Associates is an Appointed Representitive of The Mortgage Times Group Limited, 279 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T 7RJ, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority no 303007. Think carefully before securing other debts against your home; your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage.
The consolidation of debt over the longer term could increase the total amount payable.






