Mortgage Advisers in Bath

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Bath Mortgage Advisers

Are you in need of a Mortgage Adviser in the Bath area?

Arranging a mortgage is a key part of the property-buying process.

Though you can secure a mortgage on your own, most buyers prefer to enlist the help of a mortgage adviser. These professionals handle the legwork by finding the best mortgage rates and explaining the pros and cons of each option. Once you decide on a mortgage offer, they will complete and submit the necessary paperwork to the lender for you.

Why use a Mortgage Adviser?

  • Independent mortgage advisers have a wide knowledge of mortgage products available on the market from lots of different lenders.
  • If you are self-employed or have unusual circumstances a mortgage adviser may know which lenders are suited to your particular needs.
  • You have more rights when you take advice from a regulated mortgage adviser than if you choose a mortgage product by yourself.
  • You can save a significant amount of time and effort and ensure you are getting the right mortgage deal for your needs.
  • Most mortgage periods last between 2 and 5 years. So arranging a mortgage that isn’t right for you can cost you a significant amount of money.

How much does a Mortgage Adviser cost?

Mortgage advisers will either charge a set fee or earn through commission on the mortgage. If paid by commission, they receive payment from the lender after your mortgage is approved. Sometimes this commission is added to your mortgage, so you won't have to pay it immediately.

In some instances, the lender pays the mortgage adviser's commission, meaning you won't be billed for their services. Before engaging a mortgage adviser, confirm their payment structure. You might need to account for their fees in your overall budget.

Why use a House Nous recommended Bath Mortgage Adviser

  • Trusted Partners
    Every mortgage adviser partnered with House Nous is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, ensuring reliability and compliance.
  • Competitive Pricing
    You'll receive quotes from at least three different mortgage advisers, enabling you to compare prices and find the help you need.
  • Proven Quality
    Our mortgage advisers are experts known for consistently providing exceptional service and achieving excellent results.
  • Local Expertise
    A thorough understanding of the local property market can help an adviser find the right mortgage. Face to face meetings and being able to drop off and collect documentation are other advantages of using a local mortgage adviser.

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