FIVE Reasons Why You Should Use an Independent Mortgage Adviser
By COOPER ASSOCIATES LTD | Wednesday, September 29, 2010, 14:48
FIVE Reasons Why You Should Use an Independent Mortgage Adviser
When purchasing a new property or remortgaging one already owned, most individuals seek advice from a mortgage adviser, typically through their bank/building society or through an independent mortgage advisory firm.
The advantages of using the services of an independent mortgage advisory firm are vast but the following five reasons provide a summary of the key benefits:-
1. Access to mortgage products from the Whole of the Market.
- An independent adviser is not restricted to a limited number of mortgage products and can therefore make a recommendation based on an analysis of products from the Whole of the Market.
2. Access to exclusive mortgage products which are not available on the high street.
- Many lenders offer exclusive products which are only available through an independent mortgage advisory firm.
3. Access to mortgage lenders not available directly to the customer.
- Some mortgage lenders exclusively deal with independent advisory firms and not directly with the consumer.
4. A thorough understanding of the varying lending criteria of different mortgage companies.
- Knowing which lenders will lend in a given situation is of paramount importance.
5. Service
- Cooper Associates Ltd advisers will act quickly and efficiently, all with the aim of providing a service that is unparalleled. The level of service we provide to you is of great importance to us as we are constantly striving to make the mortgage process task free for you.
As independent mortgage advisers, Cooper Associates Ltd provides advice and recommendation on mortgages from the whole of the market. For an initial free consultation without obligation, please contact our head office on 01823 273880 or email us at info@cooperassociatesltd.com
Cooper Associates Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
We are entered on the FSA Register No 493369 at http://www.fsa.gov.uk/Pages/register/index.shtmll
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