Mortgage Broker Bournemouth

If you are looking to make that first step onto the property ladder in Bournemouth, our mortgage advisors have helped many first time buyers achieve their home buying goals. The process can seem a little daunting at first, but rest assured, it’s not only the mortgage that we can help with.

As part of our mortgage advice service in Bournemouth, we can also help you with making offers to estate agents, advise on the various survey options available, as well as helping find a conveyancing solicitor. We will also offer the various insurances that surround homeownership, including various life insurances, helping if any unforeseen circumstances should arrive.

They say that moving home can be one of the most stressful experiences we go through in life. Here at UK Moneyman, we try and alleviate as much of this stress as possible. Taking care of all your mortgage requirements.

As well as helping secure your new mortgage for your onward purchase, your dedicated advisor will also recommend new insurance, to make sure that this is all in line with your new financial situation.

If you are looking to move home in Bournemouth or are relocating to the area. Our team of mortgage advisors will be happy to help look at your mortgage options. If you would like to take advantage of a free initial mortgage consultation, then please book your appointment online today.

Whatever your reason for looking at remortgage advice in Bournemouth, whether it be to secure a new deal or release equity. We have a wealth of knowledge in helping many customers secure their perfect remortgage deal.

We can search through 1000s of lenders to help find you the most suitable remortgage deal for your individual circumstances.

Our remortgage advice team are available 7 days, and every customer is offered a free remortgage review.

If you are a first time landlord or host a portfolio of properties in Bournemouth, we can help look at your buy to let mortgage options.

Our mortgage advisors have vast knowledge in buy to let lending criteria as well as keeping up to date with the latest regulatory information. With this at hand, we are able to offer our buy to let customers the most suitable products for their investment needs.

Book your free initial buy to let mortgage appointment online today.

The government Help to Buy Scheme is designed to support home buyers getting on to the property ladder. The various schemes available offer a range of incentives, to help you achieve homeownership.

Our mortgage advisors in Bournemouth can help you identify which Help to Buy Schemes you qualify for, and which would be the most beneficial to your circumstances.

You can find more information on the various Help to Buy Schemes throughout our website or on the government ‘Own Your Home’ website

There are some misconceptions when it comes to self-employment and mortgages. The mortgage offering for both self employed and employed are exactly the same, the only difference is how your income is assessed.

Instead of providing payslips to evidence your income, you will be required to provide your accounts and tax calculations. Each lender will assess your income different, and this can drastically affect the maximum amount they will lend.

If you are self-employed in Bournemouth and are looking to obtain a mortgage, we would be happy to help. Our advisors have in-depth knowledge of self employed lending criteria, you can book your free initial appointment online today.

If you are living in a property that is owned by your local authority, you may be eligible to purchase the property under the ‘Right to Buy Scheme’. It is always best to check with your local authority whether you fit the criteria for the scheme prior to pursuing your mortgage options.

The Right to Buy Scheme enables you to purchase your council property at a discounted price to the actual market value, this discount can then be used towards your deposit.

In some cases where the discount is large enough, it can be used as your whole mortgage deposit. Meaning you do not have to contribute any of your own money towards the deposit. You will still need some savings to cover your essential fees.