Fee Free* Mortgage Advice with Davidson Deem Ltd

We have always provided FEE FREE* mortgage advice for our clients, so you know that when you apply for a mortgage through us, you will be paying no more than if you went directly to the lender (we will receive our income via a commission from the lender). In addition, we can often access rates that are not even available to you if you were to go directly to the lender.

Unlike some larger firms that also offer fee free advice, with Davidson Deem you deal with one of the directors of the firm, both now and in the future. You will not be pushed from one adviser to another. We have some clients who have dealt with the same adviser for 20 years over numerous mortgages.

We can check to see if you meet a lender’s affordability requirements before applying, obtain a decision in principle from a lender if required, and finally see your full application through to completion (and beyond).

We specialise in providing you with quality, professional mortgage advice that you can trust. Whatever your particular requirements, whether it be a mortgage, remortgage (or taking a new rate from your current lender), buy to let, or commercial mortgage, we can ensure that we find the best solution for you.

We will ensure you receive the best possible mortgage advice. We will guide you through the multitude of mortgage products and find the best one to suit your personal requirements. Obtaining the most attractive rate of interest will be our prime objective but peripheral terms & conditions and quality of service from the lender will also be paramount.

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*We reserve the right to charge a small fee (typically £300) if you are borrowing less than £100,000, as the commission levels on this are very low.