Hi. Anthony here from Bolt Mortgages. In this video, we're going to be going through the mortgage myths and misconceptions that people have when getting their first property. A lot of people get advice or hear things from their friend Dave down at the pub, or their Auntie who bought a property 30 years ago, […]
In this video today, we will be talking about being self-employed as a first-time buyer. Essentially, a self-employed mortgage is exactly the same as an employed mortgage. The only difference is that when you are employed, the lender would want to see the last three months' worth of pay slips. However, when you're self-employed, the […]
The mortgage term is the length of the entire mortgage. Many people get this confused with the product term, for example, a two or five-year fixed rate. Many first-time buyers seem to be under the impression that you can only get a 25-year mortgage term which isn't correct. You can go from a two-year term […]
LTV stands for loan to value, and to break this down, it's the value of the loan compared to the value of the property you're looking at purchasing. To simplify this, if you bought a property at £200,000 and had a £20,000 deposit, you would need to borrow £180,000 to buy the property. This would […]
In this video, we are going to talk about our top tips for how to get your self mortgage ready and how to avoid any mistakes along the way.
In this video, we will be talking about deposits as a first-time buyer.
In this video, we will be talking about mistakes that first-time buyers can make and how to avoid them.
In this video, we go through ways that can help you get a mortgage as a first-time buyer with bad credit.
In this video I will be breaking down how lenders work out how much you can borrow
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