Welcome
to HomeSalez.com's mortgage centre. We have partnered with
leading lenders so that you can research mortgages tailored
to your specific needs like UK Mortgages & Buy-To-Let
Mortgages.
MORTGAGE
COMPARISON
We've
teamed up with The Money Super Market so you can now
use their Mortgage tool to compare UK mortgage lenders for
rates, quotes even to remortgage.
They cover a detailed search of 8500 Mortgages - house purchase
(including first time buyers), remortgages, adverse, payment
holiday, self-employed and other specialist purposes.
Their financial team of specialists will take all the troubles
out of finding you the right mortgage. For efficiency all
contact will be made by telephone and email then, should you
prefer, a face-to-face visit can be arranged - whichever suits
you best! They are registered as a mortgage intermediary with
the Mortgage Code Compliance Board and subscribe to the Mortgage
Code.
A
mortgage is basically a sum of money borrowed from a bank
or building society in order to purchase a property. The money
is then paid back to the Lender over a fixed period of time
together with accrued interest. There are many different types
of mortgages and there will be one out there that best suits
you. There are essentially two different types of mortgage:
Repayment
only, (capital and interest mortgage)
Interest
only, (ISA, pension or endowment mortgage)
Popular
quotes include: Fixed, Fixed (with tie-in beyond the benefit
period), Discount, Discount (with tie-in beyond the benefit
period) Capped, Flexible, Offset, Buy To Let, Self Certification
and Adverse.
We've
teamed up with the Money Super Market so you can now use their
Mortgage tool to compare every UK mortgage lender for the
best rates, the lowest quotes and even to remortgage.
Find the best mortgage deal from a flexible mortgage, a buy
to let mortgage, a fixed rate mortgage to a first time buyer
mortgage. Getting a UK mortgage or best let mortgage has never
been easier.
The
mortgage information available via the Money Super Market
Website covers both mortgages in respect of a property purchase
and mortgages secured on your property for a purpose other
than purchase of that property. For example, this might include
a debt consolidation loan or a home improvement loan.