Should my Mortgage Payment take a holiday?
Time off from payments with no strings attached. Great, right? Well, you get nothing for nothing and that is especially true when talking to a bank!
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Whether it’s your first time selling a house or you’ve done it all before, our range of home-selling and mortgage guides are designed to help you through the common steps you’ll need to take throughout the process.
From staging a house for sale to when to accept an offer, we’re on hand to provide genuinely useful home-selling tips which will make the process as pain-free as possible.
Time off from payments with no strings attached. Great, right? Well, you get nothing for nothing and that is especially true when talking to a bank!
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We offer our predictions for property prices for the year ahead. Watch this short video to find out more.
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At Mortgage Matters Direct we saw an uplift of activity in the mortgage market which continued to accelerate as we went into Quarter 4.
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Land and New Homes expert Jason Willets gives his view on the property market for the year ahead.
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Lettings expert, Jason Bunning offers his take on why there was such an uplift in rentals in the last half of 2019. Will this year be the same?
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Rightmove suggests there will be a 2% rise in property prices in 2020. Do we agree?
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Our latest biannual report looks at the UK’s housing market over the past 6 months and gives us a better idea of what to expect in 2020 and what it means for you and your mortgage.
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Drumroll please… Mortgage Matters Direct is being shortlisted for the Best Broker Award (South East) at the NatWest Local Hero
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Our Landlord’s Guide to Mortgages is designed to help you understand the different mortgage types open to buy-to-let properties – and which will maximise the potential income from your investment.
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Most mortgage lenders will require you to simultaneously take out an insurance policy to safeguard your (and their) investment. But, what do you need?
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As a first-time buyer, you may think that being accepted for a mortgage is more difficult for you. After all, with no collateral, your deposit is likely to be lower than average. What’s more, as a new borrower, your credit history may not be complete enough to secure a loan.
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Find out how the Government is helping Landlord’s and Homeowners with a contribution of up to £5000 on home energy improvements.
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