Self certification mortgages
Self-certification mortgages are designed to assist people who have an irregular income pattern, or who may have trouble proving their income, to finance the purchase or remortgage of a property.
There are an estimated three million self-employed individuals in the UK. Additionally, there are millions more who receive their income on an irregular basis – such as via commissions, bonuses, investments, or directors’ fees - rather than through a regular salary.
To assist them in financing their homes there are a number of specialist lenders who provide a range of self-certification mortgages.
The application process for self-certification mortgages will usually involve some form of credit scoring and proof of income requirements which may include a combination of:
- A statement of earnings from the applicant
- A declaration of income from an accountant
- Credit searches (Equifax, Experian etc)
- Mortgage statements
- Landlord references
Self-certification mortgages are also known as “self-employed mortgages” or “non-status mortgages.”
Professional advice should be sought from a qualified mortgage broker or IFA in order to help you select the right self-certification mortgage product based on your individual circumstances.
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