Porting a mortgage means taking your existing mortgage product, usually its interest rate and remaining deal period, to a new property when you move home. It does not mean your current mortgage simply moves across automatically. In most cases, your existing mortgage...
Selling your home is not just a property decision. If you have a mortgage, it can affect when you move, how much equity you have, whether you can port your existing deal, and how much you may be able to borrow for your next property. The first step is to understand...
Estate agent fees are the charges you pay an estate agent for marketing and helping sell your property. They are usually agreed either as a percentage of the sale price or as a fixed fee. For mortgage borrowers, the fee matters because it reduces the amount left from...
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A family loan agreement UK buyers can rely on does two jobs at once. It protects the relationship by making the terms explicit, and it gives a mortgage lender, a solicitor or, in the worst case, a court something concrete to look at. A text message saying "I'll pay...
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The cost of an EWS issue is rarely one simple fee. For a buyer, seller or remortgager, “EWS cost” can mean the cost of obtaining an EWS1 form, the cost of specialist fire-safety evidence, the cost of legal enquiries, the cost of delays, or the potential cost of...
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