I was asked this question earlier last month but it is one of those questions that crops up quite often. I tend to say with the applications we take on the chances of being accepted
Category: Mortgage
First Time Buyer Mortgage tips
Buying a home is stressful especially if you are a first time buyer. You do not know the process, you may have read a million horror stories and estate agents can be piling on the
What is the easiest mortgage to get?
As a mortgage broker, a large part of our job is to research your circumstances in order to find the best option for you. Most people say they want the cheapest deal, which makes sense
How long should I tie into my mortgage for?
This is very interesting question and the answer very much comes down to you. Although the bulk of this post is about how long to tie in for, it is a more generic term than
Bridging loan with no income and Bad credit
I do not really write on here about products we have access to as things change periodically but I thought this one deserved a post as it looks like a very flexible product and well
Do you stick out?
As Mortgage Brokers part of our job is to understand lenders criteria. We work with around 80 Mortgage lenders so it is impossible to remember everything. However there are things it is important to know
Mortgage Success moves to Stockport!
After just over 7 years in Urmston, which has been a great home to us as it was where we (or I) started out as a single adviser with a desk and no customers! However
Will I be classed as a First Time Buyer?
We often speak to people who are unsure if they are classed as first time buyers. When I first started out as a Mortgage broker, I used to think it was a bit of a
How many brokers tell you about declined applications?
At Mortgage Success, we are proud of our Application to Offer ratio, so we thought it would be a good idea to post the figures. Most Mortgage Brokers will tell you about their positive experiences,
What do the numbers at the bottom of our site mean?
Financial Services in a regulated industry, that means our governing body, The Financial Conduct Authority (or FCA) set out certain rules that we must follow. The idea is that this allows customers to compare things