To help you decide which type of mortgage is best for you, here we offer you a wealth of information about the different types of mortgages available in the UK today:
First Time Buyer Mortgages
There are a number of different types of mortgages available to first time buyers, and you will have to choose between Repayment mortgages and Interest-only mortgages, and then between Variable Rate, Fixed Rate, Capped Rate, Discount Rate, Tracker Rate and Flexible Rate interest rates.
Bad Credit Mortgages
Designed to help borrowers with a bad credit rating get on the property ladder, a bad credit mortgage is generally no different to a standard mortgage, except for the slightly higher interest rates. If you are thinking of applying for a mortgage but fear you may have a bad credit rating due to late or unpaid previous loans, Blue Mountain can assess your situation and help find the best mortgage deal for you.
Re-Mortgages
If you are considering moving your mortgage to a new lender then you will need a re-mortgage. Borrowers usually re-mortgage their property after three years or more either to get a better rate of interest or to raise additional finance by releasing equity in the property.
Buy-To-Let Mortgages
If you are thinking of buying a house to rent out then you will need a buy-to-let mortgage, which is specifically tailored to meet your needs. Alternatively if you want to buy a new home for yourself and rent out your existing property then you could opt for a let-to-buy mortgage.
Second Mortgages
Some people choose to take out a second mortgage on their home, as an extra mortgage to finance home improvements, clear other debts or buy a new car.
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