Red Home Mortgages Ltd

Mortgage broker · Glasgow

5.0Excellent5.0 on average from 21 reviews
Office, 2nd Floor, Red Home Mortgages Ltd, 48 Clyde, W George St, Glasgow G2 1BP, United Kingdom
No. 31No. 31 in the 36 Best Mortgage Brokers in GlasgowSee the comparison

About Red Home Mortgages Ltd

Red Home Mortgages Ltd advises on residential mortgages, buy-to-let, moving home, remortgaging and related insurance. Its advisers help first-time buyers understand their options, support home movers and arrange lending for landlords, including buy-to-let remortgages used to fund another deposit.

The Glasgow brokerage guides clients from the beginning of the application to completion, liaising with estate agents and solicitors where appropriate. It also offers life and household insurance advice and can refer equity-release enquiries to a qualified specialist. Mortgage advice fees are typically £495 and become payable when a mortgage offer is received.

Before you choose Red Home Mortgages Ltd

5.0 on average from 21 reviews

In its favour

  • Support from application to completion
  • Buy-to-let remortgage advice
  • Seven-day adviser availability

Worth asking about

  • Mortgage advice fees are typically £495 and payable on receipt of an offer.

Typical client: First-time buyers, home movers and landlords

Specialties

Key facts

Type
Mortgage broker
Rating
5.0 on average from 21 reviews

Prices

Prices published on its website, checked on 31 October 2026.

  • Mortgage advice£495

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Questions and answers

Is the initial mortgage consultation free?

Yes. They offer a free initial consultation before any mortgage advice fee becomes payable.

How much does mortgage advice cost?

The typical mortgage advice fee is £495, although the precise fee depends on the client's circumstances. It becomes payable only when a lender issues a mortgage offer.

Are mortgage advisers available at weekends?

Yes. Their professional advisers are available to speak to clients seven days per week.

Do they advise on equity release?

No. They are not authorised to provide equity release advice. Where needed, the matter is passed to a suitably qualified and authorised specialist.

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