Contractor Mortgages in London

 


All borrowers have to supply paperwork to satisfy a lender, but those applying for contractor mortgages will have to supply more information than most. You will need a copy of your contract, details of your track record of contracting, bank statements and proof of ID. Make sure you are on the electoral roll, and check your credit file before making a mortgage application – if your credit rating is poor you won’t get a mortgage, even if your income is exceptionally good. If there are mistakes on your credit file, get them corrected, or they will cause problems for you during the mortgage application.

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