FIRST TIME BUYER? 10% DEPOSIT?

New mortgage products now available for first time buyers with 10% deposit

Last week, mortgage lenders in the UK withdrew all 90% LTV mortgages, meaning anyone with a 10% deposit were unable to secure a mortgage. Our mortgage adviser, Christopher Clarke, now has access to products for first time buyers with a 10% deposit so if that is you get in touch and he can give you further details.

Christopher has access to 11,000 mortgages from 90 lenders, if you need advice because you are self-employed, have been furloughed, or simply looking for the best rates get in touch and he can show you which lenders will be suitable for your circumstances and then search for the best rates.

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