Remortgage Property.
REMORTGAGE PROPERTY IN ESSEX
Helping your to get the best rates on your mortgage.
Mortgages quite often have have deals that are 2,3 or 5 years initial periods. When this introductory period expires, it is extremely common that your monthly payments will jump significantly (in interest alone!).
You can avoid this happening, it is recommended that you review your mortgage deal around 4 months before your deal is looking to expire. Keep an eye on when this rate is looking to end.
On average remortgaging can take around 2 months to complete so it’s recommended that you come to us within 4 months of it expiring to avoid any last minute issues.
Once your mortgage is in place Lee Berry – Mortgage Adviser in Essex will contact you 4 months before your deal expires to discuss options so you’re not caught out.
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“Highly recommended. Lee helped us get a mortgage when we thought we had exhausted all options elsewhere. After being declined several times by other lenders, Lee was able to help us get the mortgage we wanted straight away and with minimal fuss.”
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As a mortgage is secured against your home, it could be repossessed if you do not keep up the mortgage repayments.