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FAQ’s
Q: Do you charge for your advice?
A: In most cases our costs are completely covered by the commission we receive from a lender. In the cases of smaller mortgages or shared ownership cases we may charge a fee, please contact us to confirm any details.
Q: Are you independent?
A: Yes, absolutely. We have no affiliation with any bank or outside companies. All the advice we give is 100% for the benefit of our clients.
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Home sales continue to rise in the UK. This comes as great news for prospective mortgage borrowers. This trend expects to see mortgage rates remain low as the housing market begins to get back on its feet. There has been a slight boom since the market reopened in different parts of the UK. Sales were […]
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