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Downsizing guide
What is downsizing? Downsizing is the term used when property owners decide to trade in their current home for a smaller one. Traditionally the choice for older generations looking to release money from their properties, we now see younger homeowners making this choice as they face challenging financial times during
Development exit – rescued in the nick of time
In this week’s blog, our bridging and development specialist, Simon Deeming, tells us about how he found clients a way through a tricky borrowing situation… “We were recently engaged by two directors of a construction company who had borrowed £4.2m on a high-end residential development project. Their existing finance was
Military and Support Staff Mortgages
As a member of the Military, you have enough to worry about without concerning yourselves with mortgages and finance. So if you’re planning to buy a property in the UK or just want to know what’s possible, you need a broker who understands your circumstances. At Mortgage Style Ltd we
Why use a mortgage broker you pay for?
Anyone can go online to research what mortgages are available but if you’re not familiar with the industry, it’s likely to take you longer and, whilst you are trying to compare different deals to find one that’s right for you, you may also miss out on the exclusive offers that
Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor Mortgages: all you need to know
Buy your home with help from your family with a Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor Mortgage What is a Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor Mortgage? A Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor mortgage is a loan to buy a home where there are more applicants on the mortgage than there are homeowners.
How to get a mortgage as a contractor
The professional landscape looks very different today than compared to 20 years ago. Many more contractors make up a significant portion of the workforce. Whether you’re a contractor because you prefer the greater flexibility, the chance to vary your career experience or the opportunity for greater rewards, you shouldn’t be