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How long does a mortgage in principle last?
A mortgage in principle typically remains valid for 30–90 days. Find out what affects its duration to keep your homebuying plans on track.
Read more »How long does it take to get a mortgage offer?
Find out how long it takes to get a mortgage offer, the steps involved, and tips to speed up the process.
Read more »How to show proof of income for a self-employed mortgage
Understand how to show proof of income as a self-employed mortgage applicant, from tax returns to SA302s and accountant references.
Read more »Self-employed mortgage criteria
Explore the key mortgage criteria for self-employed applicants, including income proof, credit history, and trading history.
Read more »Do you pay stamp duty on shared ownership?
See when and how stamp duty applies to shared ownership homes, including options to pay upfront or in stages.
Read more »Can you rent out a shared ownership property?
Explore the rules and restrictions around renting out your shared ownership home, and when permission might be granted.
Read more »What is a shared ownership mortgage?
Understand how shared ownership mortgages work, how to apply, and whether it’s the right path to homeownership for you.
Read more »Will I be accepted for shared ownership?
Find out if you’re eligible for a shared ownership scheme, including income limits, deposit requirements, and credit checks.
Read more »What is a good loan-to-value ratio?
Discover what’s considered a good loan to value (LTV) ratio, how it impacts mortgage rates, and how to improve yours for better deals.
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