About Rosewood Little Associates Ltd
Rosewood Little Associates Ltd provides independent mortgage advice for young professionals, first-time buyers, home movers and people remortgaging across Scotland and the UK. The service also covers specialist mortgages, equity release, later-life lending, commercial finance and associated insurance advice.
The adviser starts with a fact-find, researches suitable products and explains the options before completing application forms and packaging supporting documents for the lender. Case management includes chasing underwriters, resolving queries and liaising with solicitors, estate agents and other third parties. Advice can be delivered electronically, face-to-face, during the day or in the evening. The business also supports clients moving from England to Scotland with guidance on the Scottish process.
Before you choose Rosewood Little Associates Ltd
5.0 on average from 41 reviews
In its favour
- Scottish mortgage process guidance
- Application packaging and chasing
- Day or evening appointments
Worth asking about
- Appointments can be electronic or face-to-face
Typical client: Young professionals and clients facing unusual circumstances
Specialties
Key facts
- Type
- Mortgage broker
- Rating
- 5.0 on average from 41 reviews
Prices
Prices published on its website, checked on 31 October 2026.
- Mortgage advice fee£376
- Existing client mortgage advice fee£476
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Questions and answers
How much does mortgage advice cost?
The advice fee is generally £376. More complex cases may cost a little more, and the fee is payable after the initial assessment at Decision in Principle.
How quickly can I get a mortgage Decision in Principle?
They can generally obtain a lender’s Decision in Principle within one hour once they have all the required information and have agreed a strategy.
How long does a mortgage offer take?
A mortgage offer generally takes between 48 hours and two weeks after all documents required by the lender have been submitted. Lender timescales can vary when the market is busy.
Can self-employed people get mortgage advice?
Yes. They arrange mortgages for contractors, limited company directors and sole traders. Newly trading applicants may have different circumstances.
What is the minimum deposit needed for a mortgage?
Generally, the minimum deposit is 5%. Specialist mortgages for first-time buyers and government-backed schemes may sometimes be available, and they also provide guidance on calculating Offers Over deposits in Scotland.
