We were approached by a long-standing client who owned a buy-to-let property in London. He wanted to “convert” the mortgage facility from buy-to-let to residential so that he could use the property as a working home for when he was...
We were approached by a long-standing client who owned a buy-to-let property in London. He wanted to “convert” the mortgage facility from buy-to-let to residential so that he could use the property as a working home for when he was...
Our client was looking to purchase a residential property with his wife. He wanted to raise capital through his limited company buy to let to contribute as a deposit. However, he had some recent adverse credit which was proving to...
We were approached by two new clients who were having trouble securing a residential mortgage. One of the applicants had some historical adverse on his credit file that had been incorrectly registered.
Our client, who worked for his family's company, had recently had his salary increased from £60k to £250k per annum and his current bank was unwilling to offer a mortgage based on the new salary.
We secured a 90% mortgage with a national high street lender for first time buyers who were Nigerian Nationals.
We secured a deal at a margin of 1.2%, which was subsequently fixed for 5 years at less than 5%.
We secured a 55% GDV loan of £5.5m at an annual rate of 3% over BoE base with a 1.5% arrangement fee
Our client was looking to refinance her residential mortgage at a time where interest rates had risen considerably.
All in, the new arrangement will save the client over £500k over five years
Our client was a Cypriot National who owned several investment properties in London.
We identified a niche UK building society catering to overseas and high-net-worth clients
Our client was a professional footballer in the Scottish Premiership looking to purchase a new residential property.
We secured £12.5m of borrowing on 25 of the 30 properties with three high-street lenders, leaving 5 high-value properties unencumbered for future sales or development.
Our client was looking to refinance his main residence which had been under significant renovation for the last two years.
We secured a deal for an Amercian citizen on a Tier II Visa with a high street bank.
Our client was a first-time buyer looking to secure a mortgage to purchase his first residential property.
By securing a deal with multiple lenders the client was able secure 70% borrowing on a lower all-in fixed rate
Our client was employed as a graphic designer for several years. However, he had recently transitioned to self-employed and setup his own business.
Our clients were contractors in the TV industry who had been declined for a mortgage by their existing bank. They approached us to help.
We were approached by a new client who faced challenges securing a residential mortgage due to her status as a foreign national.
We secured a loan facility with greater borrowing than any other lender using the client's net profit as security for the rental shortfall.
Our client was an experienced property developer who had recently completed a development of 9 flats with a GDV of £2.2m.
Our client was an experienced property developer who was set to complete the development of a block of flats in South London with a GDV of £3.8m.
Our client was in the middle of a divorce and wished to purchase her own residential property
Our client has planning permission to knock down his former residence and build 4 detached properties with a GDV of £5m.
Our client was an Italian national who owned a residential property in London.
Our client's interest-only mortgage term was coming to an end with their existing high street lender.
Our clients recently relocated to the Isle of Mull in Scotland, where they opened their own restaurant.
Offers totalling £6.4m were secured to purchase 4 commercial freeholds with a combined value of £12.8m.
Our client was an UHNW individual resident in the EU looking to buy a mixed-use property in London for £4.2m.
Our client was looking to purchase a new property for £2.9m without selling their property.