General adverse credit mortgages

Securing a mortgage post-bankruptcy is challenging, but our specialised brokers can connect you with understanding lenders after just 12 months.

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We could help you obtain a mortgage, even if you have bad credit

If you’ve missed or been late with credit payments, there are still plenty of mortgage options available. We work with lots of lenders who will offer bad credit mortgages if you’re looking to remortgage or get onto the property ladder.

We have access to over 30 bad credit lenders

  • Missed or late payments and default notices – accepted
  • Remortgage options available for up to 90% of your property’s value
  • Purchase a property with just a 5% deposit

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We will search the market for the best rates for your circumstances

A Decision in Principle is made

We will secure a DIP with a lender, if you approve we move forward with a full application.

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General adverse credit mortgages

Getting a mortgage after bankruptcy can be difficult but not impossible, with many highstreet lenders declining applications with previous bankruptcy. Our specialist brokers and the lenders they work with believe that everyone deserves consideration, and could help you find a mortgage even after bankruptcy. This usually happens after a bankruptcy term of 12 months.

Case Study

Helping a couple improve their credit score and secure a competitive mortgage rate

We helped one couple do just that. With our help, Mr and Mrs K were able to:

BalancePaymentRateTerm
Previous Mortgage£118,930£6152.39%20
New Mortgage£291,200£1,0961.96%29

Enquiry

The customers came to us after speaking to other mortgage brokers who, they thought, weren’t offering the most competitive rates.  They wanted to move to a larger property to give the growing family the space it needs, especially with 2 young children.

Solution

We firstly had to work out why other mortgage brokers couldn’t offer the best rates.  After running the customers credit files, on our own system, we saw missed payments on an account. 

As the recorded have been marked incorrectly, we worked with the customers to put a notice of correction on the credit file, without the correction, the best lenders were declining a new mortgage.

Whilst we knew of lenders that would accept an application with missed credit card payments, we wanted to get the customers the very best rate on the market, it was therefore better to get the credit file corrected.

We then placed the mortgage with a high street lender and the customers were able to secure their dream home, have the space they needed for the family and save stamp duty, due to the Government incentive.

  • Correct at time of mortgage