More mortgage rates are coming down!!

More mortgage rates are coming down!!

Mortgage rates are coming down again and yet again, we have not heard this being shouted about from the rooftops!

There is now more than one sub 5% mortgage rate out there, granted for higher loan to value applications but the products for 5% and 10% deposit buyers aren't that far over 5% so get searching! 

I would highly recommend going to a broker, they will do all the leg work for you and have access to multiple lenders saving you a whole lot of time!

Go to more than one as well! Don't have them all do AIPs for you though, those can hurt your credit rating if you get too many!

More and more we are seeing write ups on how the market is seeing confidence returning as more lenders cut rates to gain business but these stories are not front page news so often get missed and if it isn't bad news, you just don't seem to hear about it so;

GREAT NEWS! 

More lenders ARE reducing their rates and the market IS picking up! 

More valuations!

More New Instructions!

More Buyers!

Get in touch with a broker or go to your chosen lender, see what they have on offer as there aren't many lenders that haven't made changes in the last few days!

If you have any questions, get in contact with myself on the details below.

Avocado Binfield & Warfield
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