First Time Buyer Mortgages

First Time Buyer mortgages are offered by  first time buyer mortgage lenders all advertsing headline mortgage rates which can often be eye-catching. They are designed with this in mind. The lowest first time buyer mortgage rates are often not the overall cheapest. They also may not be the most suitable for your first time mortgage needs given you may require to fix rather than track, overpay or underpay. Alternatively, you may want to secure the rate short or long term.

First time buyer mortgages come with a range of different and often complex options and on adding lender arrangement fees and valuation fees, the "best first time buyer mortgage" may just be right for you. It may also become problematic and an expensive choice for you. This is where we can help.

At Capital Fortune, we know our lenders and we know our criteria. We look to secure our first time buyer mortgage clients, the most suitable and affordable mortgage from those available. Importantly, we ensure the finance and all mortgage protection insurance products meet your requirements.

Typically, our first time buyer mortgage clients tell us they appreciate our detailed approach, taking them through the full options of mortgage products across the whole of market. However, as receiving our oral advice, first time buyers like our full written Capital Fortune suitability report sent to all clients within days of submitting the mortgage application.  

Our written reports advise clients exactly why we have reccomended the specific lender and also the specific product and lists each and every one of the issues you have indicated are important. The report, states clearly how the particular product reccomended meets these full detailed requirements. In putting this into writing, all Capital Fortune advisers are fully accountable for their advice and the long term feedback from numerous clients, confirms their significant appreciation.

If you need any help or assistance with first time buyer mortgages, call one of our Mortgage Advisers on 0845 3 630 430 or Enquire Online.

Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.