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Self Cert Mortgage
HONESTY, RELIABILITY, DEDICATION, VALUE
A Self Cert mortgage is used when someone self declares their income instead of being able to prove their earnings through standard means. This may be for any number of reasons. The main advantage is that you can declare your current annual earnings without the need to prove it. Maybe you have just submitted your accounts for the tax year or received an increase in your job but you're latest P60 or pay slips do not confirm such figures. These are typical scenarios for which a self cert mortgage may be appropriate!
A Self cert mortgage may be the right way forward if you are:-
->Self-employed.
->On a commission based income such that your earnings may be assessed
frequently by your employer.
->Receiving seasonal wages or earnings.
->Receiving more than one source of income (maybe from a partner).
Self cert mortgage products are increasingly common in the mortgage market
and have become very competitive. Lenders perceive that self employed
incomes may be less stable and reliable than employed incomes. This is
reflected by the fact that Self cert mortgage products require at least
5% deposit and generally 10% is required. Please call one of our Fee-Saver
mortgage advisers to see if you qualify for a Self cert mortgage as they
search the whole of market for you.
Self Cert Mortgage Specialists- We at Fee-Saver Mortgages Ltd deal with
Self cert mortgages on a day to day basis. We can talk through your circumstances
and source the most suitable deals available from the whole of market.
We then smoothly take you through to offer and completion in a fast and
efficient process with a Mortgage product that is suitable to your needs.
Please call one our Fee-Saver mortgages advisors to see if you qualify
for a Non status UK mortgage
Our qualified advisers will be happy to talk through your requirements with you... Call us now on 0800 0435760 or fill out this online form


