If you are self-employed, we can provide accurate advice and guidance to put you in the best position possible in the eyes of mortgage lenders, so that you can obtain a mortgage accounts certificate.
Most banks and mortgage lenders require at least two years of accounting records before even considering lending and therefore it is imperative that you have a set of organised, up-to-date and professionally produced accounts which show your income to be either stable or rising.
As chartered certified accountants, our mortgage accounts certificates are accepted by all lenders, giving our clients the best chance of obtaining a mortgage.
We understand that if you’re applying for a mortgage, you want to get the whole matter sorted as quickly as possible, which is why we compile all the information your lender needs quickly and efficiently.
We’re careful not to drag the process out any longer than necessary, but we also take great care to ensure we always produce a professionally prepared mortgage accounts certificate. This reduces the chances of any questions being asked about the accuracy, quality and reliability of the certificate
By using our service, we can guarantee the following:
In order for us to supply you with an accounts certificate, we’ll first need to meet with you and ascertain certain information. We’ll guide you every step of the way and do everything we can to help you obtain your mortgage.
Other services we offer that may be of interest to you include:
To find out more about our Mortgage Accounts Certificate service, please contact one of our friendly advisors.
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