Mortgage broker recommendation?

[Josh B]

Anyone you know to be good (or to avoid?)

looking at property in London.

cheers

[o u t a t i m e]

Alexander Hall - avoid like the plague. Affiliated with Foxton, and very dodgy.

London & Country - my recommendation from past experience.

[mart broad]

Used theese guys a few years back

http://www.buckinghammortgage.co.uk/index.html

[DS3R]

Garry Smith at Century 2000, his dad does commercial finance (and always has done), Garry deals with residential property, used him several times, really knows his stuff: http://www.century2000mortgages.co.uk/Contact-us.aspx

[brandersnatch]

Simon at these people http://www.bellegrovemortgageservices.co.uk/ very nice bloke who really knows his stuff. Highly recommended. Say Pete from Limobike sent you ;-)

[normal]

Any particular reason you need a broker? I never understood why people use them myself. Also have a look at https://compare.moneyadviceservice.o...ortgages/Step1 which is a government website which lists all mortgages.

[redrum]

If you decide not to go down the broker route then perhaps give Handelsbanken (website) a call. I dealt with them on my last purchase and they were exceptional.

I dealt with the same person from initial enquiry all the way through to completion. It was a completely personal experience, I could have a rational conversation with an actual person versus the "computer says no" approach of the high street banks.

The way personal banking should be and I would wholeheartedly recommend them.

[apm101]

Another recommendation for London and County. We used them as recommended on Martin Lewis' site. Thorough, expert service from them. Saved us £80 per month!

[burnside]

Can't recommend a broker but can recommend a personal friend for the conveyancing, buying and selling.

Charles Wakefield, +442392464475

Say Ben Holland recommended him.

Regards

Ben

[gilford]

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