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Self certification (self cert) mortgages are available for both employees and the self employed . A self certification mortgage is simply where you state your level of income, and the lender accepts it. The Mortgage Arrangers can direct your enquiry to an experienced Financial Services Authority registered intermediary who can act on your behalf in securing a "decision in principle" for a self cert mortgage, where you are having difficulty because of lack of acceptable proof of income, or self employed accounts. Some self certification lenders will simply ask you to state your "total income", others will simply ask you to sign an "affordability declaration" stating that you can afford it. No income checks will be carried out to verify your income. The key lies in the size of your deposit. The bigger the better. An absolute minimum of 10% of the purchase price is needed, but larger deposits access lower rates !
Just fill in the self cert form below, and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Please give us as much details as possible. There is a further information box at the bottom of the form that will allow you to type in as much as you need to. A daytime, landline, phone number will greatly assistance us, should we need to clarify any of the details you have sent. At present there is no charge for this service - as your personal broker will get paid by the lender not the borrower. See some of the lenders that participate in self certification mortgages at the bottom of the page.
The List of Self Certification Mortgage Lenders
UCB (division of Nationwide) ...
Abbey National ... Halifax ... Royal Bank of Scotland ... Bank of Scotland
... Birmingham Midshires (BM Solutions) ... Kensington Mortgages ...
Platform Home Loans ... Southern Pacific Mortgages (SPML)... The Mortgage
Business (TMB) ... Chelsea Building Society ... Bristol & West ...
Preffered Mortgages ... First National ... The I Group ... GMAC ... and
many more .....
Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage