Mortgage Lenders Your Options
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Exploring Your Mortgage Lender Options
Overview
Finding your dream home is often the easiest part of buying a house. Once you spot a property you love, you’ll need to move quickly. Having your mortgage sorted out beforehand can streamline this process significantly.
Before you even begin house hunting, you can select a lender, choose a mortgage, apply for the loan, and secure pre-approval. This way, you’ll know your budget and have confidence that your mortgage will likely be approved. Keep in mind, lenders will still review the valuation survey and perform additional checks before finalizing the deal.
Types of Mortgage Lenders
Banks and Building Societies
With increasing market competition, these traditional lenders have become more flexible with their mortgage offerings. Choosing a bank or building society provides the reassurance of a reputable lender and access to convenient, local branches for everyday banking needs.
Specialist Mortgage Providers
Smaller, specialized lenders often present attractive deals and greater flexibility in terms. These lenders can offer personalized service and might cater to specific financial needs.
Insurance Companies
Some insurers, such as Legal and General, offer mortgage products alongside insurance and investment options. Be sure to check if these lenders require you to purchase additional insurance policies with your mortgage.
Centralized Lenders
Operating from a single location, these lenders don’t have local branches but might offer lower rates due to reduced overhead costs. Companies like Virgin Direct and Mortgage Trust provide flexible mortgages, and their use of telephone and internet banking enhances convenience.
Local Authorities
For council house residents, mortgages may be available through local authorities. Additionally, some councils offer mortgages for renovating derelict properties. Contact your local council for details.
Choosing a Reputable Lender
Look for lenders subscribing to the Mortgage Code, a voluntary scheme ensuring a commitment to quality service and customer care.
By exploring these options, you can find the right mortgage lender to fit your needs and make your home-buying process smoother and more efficient.
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