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5 Things you need to know when moving in today’s market.

Buying and owning a leasehold home

Mortgage in Principle

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Answering common questions about mortgages and property

Blue Light Mortgages

Ask About Mortgages offer a fee free service to all clients including those in Blue Light industries. We are highly experienced in working with people with non standard and complex pay structures. Complex pay often includes enhancements and overtime. If you work for the emergency services, for the NHS in social care or the public sector we'd be delighted to assist you with mortgage advice, mortg... Read more

Ask About Mortgages & Winchester Rugby Club

We are delighted to announce our sponsorship of Winchester RFC. As we develop our Winchester office it is important for us to begin a relationship with the local community and as rugby is close to our hearts, the opportunity to support Winchester Rugby Club is something that we are really excited about. We have long standing relationships with some key characters in the club and love t... Read more

Same Day Agreement in Principle Service

When you have made an offer on a property, or, before you can make an offer on a property the estate agent may ask for an Agreement in Principle (AIP). This is some assurance for the agent that you are able to afford the property and are likely to be able to get a mortgage. Ask About Mortgages have launched a 'Same Day Agreement in Principle' service so that buyers can quickly satisfy this r... Read more

How much can you borrow?

This is the most common question that we are asked - of course when you're thinking of buying your first home or moving house you need to know how much you can borrow. Turning to an online calculator won't give you all the answers so we'd suggest you book a short online or face to face meeting with one of our brokers. An online calculator often won't take into account overtime or enhanced pay... Read more

Don’t forget – you are Buying and Selling in the same market

So we know that UK house prices are falling but it's important to remember that you are buying and selling in the same market. Let's do the sums on this one. If house prices fall by 5%, that means your current property sells for 5% less than it would have done. Now before we get too upset about that, let's remember what that means - that more expensive property you are buying will also cost 5%... Read more