Lenders look extensively for reasons not to lend and tend to perceive contractors to be high risk. They are inclined to overlook the fact that, with their broad skill set; IT contractors are often less of a risk than many permanent employees. Did you know that according to IT Contractors UK...
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Construction mortgages need special treatment depending on state construction-lien law. Often the loan proceeds are placed in escrow with title insurance companies to make certain that the mortgage remains a first lien, with priority over contractors' construction liens. ...
We work with specialist head-office underwriters direct and package contractors’ applications ‘justso’; When we present your mortgage application, you’ll soon see the difference a specialist broker can make. IT Contractors; As anITcontractor, you’re the apple of a mortgage lender’s eye. ...
You don’t need two years of conventional employment to get a mortgage.Many lenders will consideralternative income informationfor self-employed, entrepreneurs, contractors, or gig workers You might qualify with compensating factors.Lenders may approve your mortgage without a two-year employment history...
Contractor Mortgage Documents We often speak to individuals that have been told they will not be able to get a mortgage without 2 or 3 years of trading accounts. In reality we are potentially able to help contractors with a limited company that have no trading history. A contractor will need...
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Lenders have a tendency to pigeonhole borrowers. CMME explains the need for Bespoke Mortgage Underwriting for Contractors.
The good(ish) news for contractors is that, now that things are settling down a tad, the way lenders appraise the typical limited company director for a mortgage hasn’t changed. It’s very much a case of ‘as you were’. Contractors regularly meet lenders’ target of mortgage repayments...
“CMMEbelieves the way people choose to work should not limit their choices in life. We have spent the last 16 years working directly with banks and building societies to change the way they view contractors, freelancers and the self-employed. ...