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Purchasing a new build property is the aspiration of many first-time buyers. However, there are a few key differences in the mortgage process that homebuyers should bear in mind before taking the plunge.

Are you thinking of taking the first step onto the property ladder? Buying your first home is an exciting but often daunting prospect, and with the current cost of living crisis…

Earlier this year, our team provided first-time buyer mortgage advice and support to a young couple looking to purchase a new-build property.

With the UK housing market’s volatility and the UK watchdog predicting a further increase in mortgage interest rates by the end of 2023, it appears to be a precarious time for first-time buyers.

Surprise, surprise! UK mortgage rates increase once again, leaving homeowners and first-time buyers across the nation left wondering where to turn.

You’re ready to make the jump and hoist yourself onto the property ladder by purchasing your very first home. But how much can you realistically expect to borrow as a first-time buyer?

With hundreds of deals disappearing from the proverbial shelves amidst another jolt of market madness, we’re urging prospective buyers and current homeowners to act quickly in order to secure the best possible deal.

Buying a new home is an incredibly exciting adventure. Before you can put an offer in for your dream home, however, you probably need to apply for a mortgage.

Looking to buy a home? You need to secure mortgage pre-approval with an Agreement in Principle before you can take any further steps towards your dream.