Mortgage Specialists in Welling, Bexley

Is your current mortgage deal ending soon? Will your rate be increased to a higher standard lender rate? Or are you simply looking to take some of the equity out of your property?

This very competitive market is always moving. Your mortgage is usually the largest financial commitment you will have, so staying on top of your product and rate is of utmost importance. Not only do we have the latest state of the art product sourcing software, but we also operate a diary system which enables us to remind you of impending product end dates. This gives us plenty of time to ensure that you spend as little time, if any, on your current lender’s standard variable rate (SVR). Currently, these SVR’s are typically around 4%-5%.

As part of the recommendation process, we also consider the option, where available, to stay with your current lender and choose a new product if their rates are competitive and this is in your best interest.

You may have to pay an early repayment charge to your existing lender if you remortgage.

In recent years, Buy to Let properties have become increasingly popular, with more and more lenders now offering potential deals for all types of investors.

Deposit Amount, Rental Income, Rental Yield, Stamp Duty and Taxation. Have you considered these issues?

Do you know where to begin and what to look out for? More often than not, a Buy To Let purchase is an investment. It should be treated as such, almost like a small business. Our advisers not only have the experience of processing these types of applications but because they have first-hand knowledge of how they work, can give you helpful advice and tips on how to run the investment once you have completed on the purchase. Making sure that all costs are considered when deciding on how to invest your hard earned deposit and the pitfalls to look out for when considering each property. You can rely on the wealth of personal experience and the hundreds of Buy to Let cases our consultants have personally managed over the years.

Not all Buy To Let Mortgages are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Moving Home can be stressful enough without having to worry about your mortgage. As Whole of Market Mortgage Intermediaries, Trinity Finance are perfectly positioned to give advice and recommendations on an unlimited range of lenders products and criteria. We will guide you through all of the potential costs of moving, including stamp duty, estate agency fees, solicitors costs, and surveys.

If you are already with a lender and worried about the costs of redeeming your current product, we can, where appropriate, speed up the process by assisting you in porting the mortgage to your new home. This will free up your time and avoid you having to spend hours with your current lender. Have you considered retaining your existing property and using it as a Buy To Let? This super competitive Property Market is the fastest we’ve ever seen in the UK. If you don’t have all of your ducks in a row, you could lose out to buyers who have no chain. Could this be solved by releasing equity from your existing property and using it for fees and a deposit? Our trained and highly experienced advisers have the answers to your questions and will advise you on the best way to move forward.

Sometimes, it’s more economical to keep your current product and use additional borrowing as a way to carry out home improvements or build that all-important extension.

Our relationship with carefully selected industry specialists means that not only will the product be as economical as possible, but the service you will receive will meet and surpass your expectations.

A good Credit History is really important, especially if you wish to apply for some of the best mortgage deals that are currently available.

However, if you have a poor credit history that doesn’t mean that you won’t be able to get a mortgage. Now you may not be able to a get a mortgage with your own bank, but there are a number of lenders the specialize in what’s know in our industry as ‘adverse credit’

The are lots of reasons why you may have bad credit….it could be done to a life event, poor management of your finances or perhaps you simply weren’t aware of the financial consequences of not paying your bills on time.

If you have had multiple late or missed payments, County Court Judgements, Defaults, Bankruptcy, Mortgages Arrears, IVA’s, you may be in a current Debt Management Plans or have previously been repossessed….. The first thing I would recommend that you obtain a copy of your credit report and you can do that with one of the credit reference agency such as Experian, Equifax or Noddle. Once you have done that get in touch with us here at Trinity Finance and we will be able to give you all your options.