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Most contractors will have a horror story or two to tell about the hassles they have had trying to arrange a mortgage. It is all too easy to obtain an 'online agreement in principle' only to find that, after a nerve wracking two weeks wait, you're rejected when the underwriter realises you are not employed or asks you to show accounts (which clearly won't reflect what you truly earn - otherwise you need a new accountant!!).
Our sister company Forum Mortgages & Insurance Services Limited are eager to prove that they can easily secure the same 'High Street' mortgages as an employed person - it is simply a case of making use of the expertise and contacts that they have built up.
A high percentage of their clients are contractors and as such they fully understand how and where to properly submit mortgage applications to ensure success (each week they are approached by distraught clients whose purchases are in jeopardy as a result of being declined for a mortgage elsewhere because a less specialist broker has approached the wrong lender or poorly packaged the application).
They avoid poorly trained, poorly motivated staff at the branch networks of the major institutions and instead deal with key underwriters within the lenders centralised processing units. In this way they can avoid the strain of having to prove your employability, earnings potential and credit worthiness to branch based mortgage processors who always seems to look for reasons NOT to help.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage' at the bottom of the section.
There may be a fee for mortgage advice. The precise amount will depend upon your circumstances but we estimate that it will be £750
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