Mortgage Advisers in Wells

Get instant quotes from experienced mortgage advisers in Wells

Get a quote
Keys
  • All our mortgage adviser partners are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
  • All tried-and-tested local mortgage specialists

The easy way to find a mortgage adviser today

Step 1

1. Complete and submit the enquiry form.

Step 2

2. You will receive details from three mortgage advisers from our panel of approved suppliers.

Step 3

3. They will be in touch to discuss your requirements, or if you are in a hurry, you can contact them.

Wells Mortgage Advisers

Are you looking for a Mortgage Adviser in the Wells area?

Organising a mortgage is a major part of buying a property.

Although you can organise a mortgage by yourself, most buyers choose to appoint a mortgage adviser to assist them in this process. The mortgage adviser will do the leg work for you, they will search for the best mortgage rate and advise you of the benefits and drawbacks of the mortgages available. Once you have selected a mortgage offer, they will fill in the paperwork for you and submit this to the lender.

Why use a Mortgage Adviser?

  • Independent mortgage advisers possess extensive knowledge of the mortgage products offered by various lenders.
  • When you seek advice from a regulated mortgage adviser, you have more protections compared to choosing a mortgage product on your own.
  • If you are self-employed or have unique circumstances, a mortgage adviser can identify which lenders are best suited to your specific needs and are most likely to accept your application.
  • Using a mortgage adviser can save you a considerable amount of time and effort, ensuring you secure the right mortgage deal for your needs.
  • Given that most mortgage terms range from 2 to 5 years, selecting the wrong mortgage can be costly in the long run.

How much does a Mortgage Adviser cost?

Mortgage advisers may either charge a fixed fee or work on a commission basis. When paid on commission, they receive payment from the lender once the mortgage is approved. Sometimes, this commission is added to your mortgage, meaning you won't need to pay it upfront.

In certain cases, the lender covers the adviser's commission, so you won't incur any charges for their services. Before hiring an adviser, ensure you understand how they will bill for their services. You may need to include their fees in your overall budget.

Why use a House Nous recommended Wells 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.

Mortgage advice

What documents do I need for a mortgage application?

BuyingMortgages

Applying for a mortgage can be a detailed and sometimes daunting process. To ensure a smooth and successful application, it’s crucial to be well-prepared with all the necessary documentation.

Read more

Difference between fixed-rate and variable-rate mortgages

BuyingConveyancingMortgages

There are several different types available, but we are going to concentrate on the two main ones, fixed-rate and variable-rate.

Read more

How long does it take to get a mortgage?

Mortgages

When you're ready to take the leap into homeownership, one of the steps that will likely play a crucial part is securing a mortgage.

Read more

Latest news

Why downsizing is on the rise: More UK homeowners are moving to smaller homes to cut costs?

April 22nd, 2025 Selling

With the cost of living still squeezing household budgets and mortgage rates remaining high, more UK homeowners are choosing to downsize in search of financial relief.

Read more

UK house prices dip after stamp duty deadline rush

April 16th, 2025 BuyingSelling

UK house prices experienced their biggest monthly drop in a year, falling by 0.5% in March to an average of £296,699, according to Halifax.

Read more

Could 2025 be the right time to buy a house?

March 11th, 2025 Buying

Buying a home is a big decision, and market conditions can make it even trickier. House prices increased by an average of 3.8% in 2024, and experts predict further growth of 1% to 4% in 2025.

Read more

Helping movers to move

From property conveyancers to surveyors, mortgage advisors and removals companies, our trusted partners are qualified and accredited.