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Once you have a mortgage in principle
and you’re ready to apply for your mortgage in full, you’ll need to take the steps below:

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Get your documents ready

Your ID (such as a passport), your proof of address (such as a utility bill), proof of income (at least three months’ payslips and your P60), and proof of deposit. If you’re self-employed, you will usually need the last two to three years’ worth of accounts.

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Complete your mortgage application

You will need to give your lender details of the property you want to buy, including the price you’ve agreed to pay.

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Solicitor

Appoint a solicitor to draw up the contracts and handle searches.

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Home survey

This needs to be carried out on the property you’re buying to check its value and condition. You can choose whether you want a more basic condition report, a more comprehensive homebuyer report or a full structural survey to give more detailed information about the property’s condition.

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Exchange contracts

Once your mortgage is approved and you’re ready to make your purchase, your solicitor will exchange contracts of the sale with the seller’s solicitor.

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Completion

The next step is completion. This is the date the money is transferred to the seller and you legally own your new home and can move in.