Getting a mortgage when you are self-employed can be slightly more difficult than when you are in regular employment.

With tax changes and rent inflation slowing down in some parts of the UK, generating profit from property investment is becoming more difficult.

If your main job is on a zero hours contract and you are thinking about buying a  property, you are probably wondering whether you will be able to get approved for a mortgage.

Even a small difference in mortgage rate can make a significant difference to your finances, so you should take time to review your options.

In this blog, we explain the different options for remortgaging a Help to Buy mortgage, so you can make an informed decision.

A mortgage review by an experienced broker can help you reassess whether your current product still meets your financial goals. 

If your credit history isn’t favourable and you are looking for guidance on how to improve your chances of getting a mortgage, this blog is for you.

If you’re pondering choosing between a mortgage broker or direct lender at your bank, this blog is for you.

If you are a freelancer applying for a mortgage, you may find it more challenging to get approval than you would if you had a regular salary.

An Agreement in Principle (AIP) can be a handy document to have if you are looking to buy a property.