Complex Mortgages
Do you have complex income and are you unsure how to go about getting a mortgage?
The team at Mortgage Required are experienced in arranging mortgages for clients with complicated income streams, having access to not only the high street and specialist lenders but also private banks for any high-value loans or bespoke lending.
What is a complex income mortgage?
A complex income mortgage could mean any of the following:
- You have multiple sources of income or wealth
- You are self-employed and/or run your own business
- You are IR35 or CIS registered
- You are a contractor
- You are a doctor or medical specialist
- Receive investment income from stocks or shares or rental income from property
- You need a mortgage in excess of £1 million
- You are paid in a foreign currency
Types of complex mortgages
- Self-employed mortgages
- Contractor mortgages
- Limited company mortgages
- High-value mortgages
- Multiple-income mortgages
- Retained profits
- Adverse credit
- Recent credit issues
- Mortgage after a declined application
The more complex your situation, the more likely you would benefit from advice, which is where Mortgage Required comes in! We will assess your individual circumstances and support you in finding a mortgage that is tailored to your needs.
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