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… short answers is 'yes' you can. Depending on what you are looking to do with the property once it's been…

…My partner and I are looking to buy a property through shared ownership. To be eligible, our total earning cannot…

… is based upon the end value of the proposed new property, hence why they need outline planning as a…

… for a mortgage altogether.  Here's what you need to know:  Impact of CCJs - CCJs are…

… the risk. The problem if you’re not living in the property is that should you fall out with your mother for…

… such a thing and if so, who does them? Also, what criteria would I need to meet?

…How do I find who my mortgage was with on a property? I can’t remember who the lender was and I no longer own the…

… the rental) will be less than £30,000 a year. What options are available to us and are there any BTL…

… be non-regulated, just like a first charge.  What’s the Difference Between Regulated and Non-Regulated…

… Since the lender has a legal interest in the property as security for the mortgage loan, they have a say…