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YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE
Being self-employed should not stop you buying a home or remortgaging. The problem is that many lenders only fit employed people into their rules. You count as self-employed if you work for yourself or own 20% or more of the business that pays you.
We have helped contractors, sole traders and business owners across Derbyshire and the UK get mortgages, often after a bank has said no. We know which lenders count your income in the way that works best for you.
Whether you work through a limited company or an umbrella company, some lenders use your day rate instead of asking for two years of accounts.
Lenders usually look at your net profit from your SA302s or accounts. We find lenders who allow for income that goes up and down.
If your profit share has changed or you joined recently, we find lenders who assess partnership income fairly.
Lenders often view established franchise brands well. We present your income to show how stable it is.
Many directors take a low salary plus dividends. Some lenders only look at your salary, so we use lenders who count dividends or your share of profit.
Recently set up? Some lenders will help with one year of trading, and we can tell you when to apply.
Our team will look at how you earn and which lenders will count your income in full.
Call us or send an enquiry with a few details about your business and your plans.
We talk through your income, explain what is realistic and list the documents you need.
We compare lenders who suit self-employed income and explain the pros and cons.
We handle the paperwork and the lender, and keep you updated until you get the keys.
We are not tied to any lender, so we search for the best fit for your income.
Meet us in Pride Park, Derby, or talk by phone or video from anywhere in the UK.
Our team has over seven decades of combined experience.
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Ref: 706676).
Our team live and work locally and know the local market.
We deal with the lender and keep you updated until you get the keys.
Show that your income is steady, usually with two years of accounts or tax returns. Some lenders accept one year. We help you present your income clearly and match you with lenders who suit how you earn.
It takes more paperwork, but it is not always harder. The main problem is that many lenders do not understand self-employed income. We know the lenders that do.
Usually two to three years of SA302 tax calculations or certified accounts, matching HMRC tax year overviews, recent bank statements, proof of identity and address, and details of your other commitments. Company directors may also need company accounts.
It depends on how you trade. Sole traders and partners are usually assessed on net profit. For company directors, some lenders use salary only, some use salary plus dividends and some use your share of the company’s profit.
Yes, some lenders accept one year of accounts, and some use a contractor’s day rate instead. You may have fewer lenders to choose from.
How long you have traded, whether your income is steady or growing, your credit history, your deposit and your other commitments.
Tell us about your business and your plans, and one of our team will call you back. There is no obligation.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Most buy to let mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Mortgage & Finance Arena Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA No. 706676).
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