Mortgage Co

Mortgage broker · Leeds

5.0Excellent5.0 on average from 480 reviews
46 Park Pl, Leeds LS1 2RY, United Kingdom
Since 1995
No. 1No. 1 in the 36 Best Mortgage Brokers in LeedsSee the comparison

About Mortgage Co

Mortgage Co helps buyers in Leeds and surrounding villages arrange mortgages from the start of their property search through to collecting the keys. Its advisers support first-time buyers, self-employed applicants and doctors, including borrowers whose income or employment pattern needs careful explanation.

The team compares high-street and specialist lenders, discusses mortgage choices, then liaises with solicitors, estate agents and lenders. Protection can also be arranged alongside the mortgage. Clients can receive updates through meetings, Zoom or Teams while the application progresses.

Before you choose Mortgage Co

5.0 on average from 480 reviews

In its favour

  • Doctor mortgage guidance
  • Liaison through completion
  • High-street and specialist lenders

Typical client: First-time buyers and borrowers with complex income

Specialties

Also works on: first-time buyers

Key facts

Type
Mortgage broker
Rating
5.0 on average from 480 reviews

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Questions and answers

Is the mortgage consultation free and without obligation?

Yes. Mortgage Co offers a free, no-obligation consultation with an adviser to discuss how it may help.

Does the broker handle the remortgage paperwork?

Yes. Mortgage Co arranges an appointment, designs the mortgage around the customer’s circumstances, takes care of the paperwork and supports the customer throughout the process.

Can the broker arrange a fixed-rate mortgage to protect against rate rises?

Yes. Mortgage Co can consider a fixed interest rate, ordinarily for two, three or five years, to provide repayment stability.

Does the broker arrange mortgages for doctors?

Yes. Mortgage Co provides mortgage guidance for doctors and discusses how their employment, income and student debt can affect affordability.

Does a mortgage broker compare more lenders than a bank?

Yes. Mortgage Co says a bank normally advises on its own products, whereas a broker can provide information about a wider choice of mortgage lenders.

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