Knowledge Articles

Arranging a mortgage can be a complicated process. To help, we have put together some useful guides and articles, to give you some background information and know how.

And when you are ready, our advisers will be happy to help arrange your mortgage.

The importance of using a buy to let mortgage broker

Is it the right time to invest in buy to let? It’s hard to predict the future but we all still have to plan and make decisions, to save and invest. If property investment fits with your financial plans then ...
Benefits of using a Bridging loan for Property Development

Quick access to cash to buy a bargain property or to keep a project on track. There are many benefits when using a bridging loan for small developments, allowing you to meet deadlines and make money. If you own a small ...
Using The Wrong Mortgage

It still happens too frequently that, in pursuit of a cheap interest rate, people will use an inappropriate mortgage product, intentionally misleading the lender. For example, using a standard residential mortgage for a property that is then used as a buy to let or holiday ...
Why use a bridging finance broker?

Bridging finance can be a very useful tool for many small developers. It helps to secure the funding necessary to cover the costs of building works on a property you have bought. And, bridging loans are a way of easily and ...
Property Development Finance and an Exit Strategy

There are several ways to arrange property development finance and several types of lenders in the market. What is common to them all is their need to understand and to have confidence in the way that they are going to be paid ...
Renovation Mortgage: An unlettable property in Scotland

As a specialist in providing finance for holiday and short term let property, we receive enquiries for financing the very simple to the quite complex. One area of finance where we are experiencing growth, is for mortgages to purchase run ...
Buy to Let vs Holiday Let

It is important to understand the differences between these two property types. Just because they both involve letting does not mean that they are similar; in fact the word “let” is possibly the only similarity. The law and finance for ...