Which Self-Cert Mortgage broker is reliable in London?
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I cannot offer an answer for the first part of your mortgage,  most brokers will offer self cert as most mainstram lenders are now offering a self cert option via their specialist lending companies, which can cause consumer confusion as most are names which are not familiar to the lay person and only people working in the industry.  I know of a great 2 yr fixed with accord mortgages who is the specialist lender of Yorkshire Building Society - fixed for 2 yrs at 4.99% a prime product you could acheive approx 4.47% with nationwide (subject to conditins of course) so all in all compares quite well I think. Hope this helps with part of your question.
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usually a credit union offers good rate so you might want to check it out if you are the member of a credit union.\n\nyou can also compare rate on the bankrate.com, which has a good number of mortgage brokers and lenders.
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Yes, i am a licensed mortgage broker licensed nationwide..\n\nFeel free to contact me at any time!\n\nJason
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Allsops is one of the countries biggest property auction houses and they tend to hold all their auctions in London.  If London is not essential then the list is endless! I would suggest looking at rightmove.co.uk for properties anywhere in the UK it is a very popular property portal - simple to use and has loads of property.
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I assume you are seeking to become a mortgage loan broker?\nIf so, just look under the yellow section in your phone book and call any real estate school.  They generally offer courses also on appraisers, home inspectors, Realtors and mortgage brokers.  Check out their pricing as they all differ and the State you live in will have an examination you will also have to pass.  First you should consider the amount of loan brokers already in your area - there is some steep competition out there for all these fields.
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I was with Lending Tree at one time, but it was a sister company to eloans, now have my own net branch - with Charterwest Mortgage, LLC.  Lending Tree is not bad - ok - Myself - like dealing with my clients on a more personal level - good luck -
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I would check the 5 largest banks in your area.  The word broker just means 3rd party.  A 3rd party gets compensation straight out of your pocket for doing any service for you.  If you have reasonable credit a bank cuts out the middle person and your costs will be at the min.  \n\nCheck www.bankrate.com for rates\n\nSome tips:\n\nGo for a fixed rate because adjustable rates are rising fast they will steadily rise.  \n\nPay no points and/or no origination fees.  \n\nNo pre-payment penalties\n\nStick with a Bank or credit union.\n\nIf you see a mortgage broker they tend to always say oh the rate JUST went up.  I wouldn't try it.
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Depends on the type of mortgage.\n\nSome are fixed rate - and will not alter whatever the bank rate does. some are LIBOR ones which track London bank rates. Some are capped - which means they vary - to a maximum but not higher.\n\nDepends on the type.
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at a bank or mortgage lender
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Try these sites for listings of private rentals:\n\nhttp://www.gumtree.com\nhttp://www.loot.co.uk\n\nOr contact estate agents in the Barking/Dagenham area directly.\n\nHere is a list as a starter:\nhttp://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?keywords=estate+agents&companyName=&location=Barking&searchType=classic&broaderLocation=ESSEX%7CSOUTH+EAST+ENGLAND%7CENGLAND%7CUNITED+KINGDOM&ooa=on
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so you have your own mortgage company?  I can probably help you steamline your process email me at taustin288@gmail.com and we can probably work out something
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Southcourt Property Management have put together a business start up pack in lettings and property management. Think their website is www.lettings-opportunity.co.uk.\nPack costs £575 I have bought one and it is very useful!
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try mortgage loan officer
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try http://www.centralmortgages.com - this company heped me to find good remortgage deal
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This is a messy list - http://www.loanbrowser.co.uk/london.html
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http://www.lendermark.com/i_want_to_buy_my_first_home_564.htm
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The Motley Fool has good advice about mortgages.\n\n\nhttp://www.fool.co.uk/?gclid=COP1ztChk4QCFUFREgodpGw90w