About Get Me A Mortgage Ben
Get Me A Mortgage Ben works with first-time buyers, home movers and self-employed applicants facing complex mortgage circumstances. Its services include remortgaging and buy-to-let, alongside specialist mortgages and mortgage protection.
The firm searches more than 60 lenders and supports applications through negotiations, paperwork and completion. Meetings can take place by telephone, Skype, FaceTime, social media or WhatsApp, with a no-obligation first meeting. Remortgage guidance covers changing rates, home improvements and debt consolidation.
Before you choose Get Me A Mortgage Ben
5.0 on average from 125 reviews
In its favour
- Access to over 60 lenders
- Remote meeting options
Worth asking about
- The first meeting is offered without obligation
Typical client: Self-employed and complex-case mortgage applicants
Specialties
Also works on: first-time buyers
Key facts
- Type
- Mortgage broker
- Rating
- 5.0 on average from 125 reviews
Prices
Prices published on its website, checked on 31 October 2026.
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Questions and answers
How do they check whether I qualify for a mortgage?
They collect basic financial information, compare the applicant’s objectives with lending criteria from over 60 lenders and approach a suitable lender for a Decision in Principle.
Is the first mortgage meeting free and without obligation?
Yes. Get Me A Mortgage Ben offers a no-obligation first meeting, with advisers available by telephone, Skype, FaceTime, social media or WhatsApp.
What does first-time buyer mortgage advice include?
The initial consultation can cover a monthly budget, a Mortgage Agreement in Principle, the mortgage application and support through to completion, as well as explanations of property-related considerations.
What is the minimum deposit usually needed for a mortgage?
A minimum deposit of 5% is usually needed to secure a property purchase. A 10% deposit is common and can help secure a lower mortgage rate.
Can they help with remortgaging for home improvements?
Yes. Get Me A Mortgage Ben advises on remortgaging for home improvements, debt consolidation, greater flexibility or a better interest rate.
