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'125% mortgages'
are loans that cover the full value of your property plus an extra 25% over
and above the property value. These usually work as a 95% mortgage with up
to 30% available as an un-secured / personal loan on top. The un-secured
loan element will usually be at the same interest rate as your mortgage
interest rate, which may be a beneficial rate compared to separate
un-secured loan rates.
The key
benefit(s) of a mortgage that will cover more than the value of your property,
is that extra money may be borrowed to cover the fees / costs associated
with purchasing a new property eg. solicitors fees, broker fee,
valuation fee, removal costs, furnishings, stamp duty etc.
125%
mortgages may not be suitable for everybody's needs. Although only 95% may be
secured on the property, in a falling property market you may end up owing more
than the value of your property i.e. a "Negative Equity Situation". You should
obtain professional advice before deciding on which type of mortgage is most
suitable for your needs.
We
Believe the Best Advice is Independent Advice
Do
you want all the benefits and features of a qualified, professional
mortgage adviser who will act for you? Complete the online
enquiry form or call on 0845
344 0349 .For further information on
the service offered through 1st Direction Mortgages, please e-mail
us on information@1stdirectmortgages.co.uk.
1st Direction Mortgages (UK) introduces to Park Row Associates Ltd and other strategic (independent) advice partners. Park Row Associates Ltd are a national independent financial advice company who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. 1st direction mortgages, as part of the Mortgage Introduction Services group of websites, believe very strongly that the, "Best Advice is Independent Advice". We are very careful to ensure that all our partner advice companies are, and remain to be, independent and retain whole of market access to ensure that you can obtain (through our service) the most appropriate mortgage to meet your needs. For information on our partner advice companies, please click
here.
Our
other strategic partners have been selected to compliment our
association with Park Row. It will be clear to you which of our
partners will deal with your request at the earliest possible
stage
The aim of this service is to introduce people like yourself to a specialist independent mortgage adviser, who can either advise and recommend a specific mortgage deal for you (based on your needs / circumstances) or can offer detailed information on suitable products to help you select the most appropriate mortgage deal available to meet your needs.
The key to our service is independence. The adviser that we will introduce you to will be fully independent, and as such will review the whole UK mortgage market to give you the best advice and access to some exclusive deals. You are under no obligation to proceed.
You
will be instantly notified by e-mail of any additional information
required, using an easy to complete mortgage questionnaire form.
All information will be contained on a secure server, and will
remain confidential between you and your adviser.
We like people to remain in control, so the preferred methods of contact are both phone and e-mail. It can be arranged that an adviser can come to see you in person at your request, but find that most clients prefer to work remotely.
Once
the adviser has obtained the information they require to find
you the most appropriate deal, he / she will source from the
whole UK market using in-house regularly updated mortgage sourcing
software. He / she can e-mail or post recommended product illustrations
for you to look over (or may be available to provide a face-to-face
advice appointment with you).
Any questions
you may have will be answered.
Your adviser
will advise, and you will be left to make an informed decision.
Company brochures
may be provided upon request.
125%
mortgages may not be suitable for everybody's needs. Although
only 95% may be secured on the property, in a falling property
market you end up owing more than your house is worth i.e. a "Negative
Equity Situation". You should obtain professional advice before
deciding on which type of mortgage is most suitable for your
needs.
We
Believe the Best Advice is Independent Advice
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