At QAccounting we are specialist Accountants for Contractors and Freelancers, so we know all about the difficulties in obtaining the right Contractor Mortgage.
It’s for this reason that we joined forces with Contractor Mortgages Made Easy, who are the leading national mortgage brokerage specialising in bespoke mortgage solutions for Contractors, Freelancers and Consultants, to help our clients with all of their mortgage needs.
It’s their job to help you avoid the disappointment of going down the traditional route of applying for a mortgage, as they understand the unique circumstances that you operate in.
We advise going through a Contractor Specialist Mortgage provider for the following reasons:
- The mortgage you receive will be based on your Contract Rate alone
- They have negotiated bespoke underwriting terms for contractors, with many high street lenders.
- They offer impartial advice, and have access to hundreds of mortgage offers from the whole of the market.
- They do everything they can to avoid unnecessary paperwork, time and hassle for you.
Please don’t hesitate to contact your Account Manager should you require further information on this service.
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