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Complete Your Second Mortgage
The Right Way For You.
A second mortgage, second charge or homeowner loan is a loan secured against your property. Secured loans may be ideal if you want to borrow a large amount of money. They are usually used to consolidate existing credit, to make home improvements, or to fund major purchases.
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How Our Process Works
Go Through Our Starter Checklist
STEP 1
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Collect all the necessary personal and financial documents that may be required when
applying for your mortgage.
Choosing The Right Product
STEP 2
Explore the various mortgage providers and
options available to choose the one that best
suits your needs. If you need assistance, we are available to provide guidance.
Manage The Affordability
STEP 3
Taking out a second mortgage implies that you
will be responsible for making payments on two mortgages. To determine how much you can
save each month for mortgage repayments, we
will conduct a thorough review of your income
and expenses, including existing debts and
personal income.
Find An Agreement
STEP 4
After identifying the appropriate mortgage product and lender for you and submitting your application, we will obtain an agreement in principle from the lender. This agreement will provide you with a clear understanding of the full financial package available to you.
Sign Paperwork & Finalise The Process
STEP 5
We will carefully review and finalize your mortgage application, ensuring that all necessary details are accurate and complete. Once your application has been signed and approved, the funds will become available to you. Our team will continue to be available to answer any questions you may have after the process is complete.
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’Your Home (or property) may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or any other debts secured on it.