Mortgages for Accountants

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With years of industry experience, we are committed in building a strong and knowledgeable relationship with our clients. Doing this helps to make sure that you receive the best results when buying your first home. Our mortgages for professionals have a variety of benefits including flexible repayment rates and larger borrowing amounts. If you have any questions about our facilities, do not hesitate to email us on enquiries@davidsondeem.co.uk.

Professional Mortgages for Accountants

Accountants are given more flexibility when applying for mortgages. This is because these individuals are seen to be more reliable and trustworthy, giving them access to a range of mortgages that best suit their needs and specifications. Davidson Deem can arrange repayment terms up to 40 years which is a huge difference from the 25-35 years seen in a standard mortgage. As well as this, newly qualified professional applicants can also receive up to five and a half times their annual salary rate in mortgage loans. This is one times greater than what we would normally achieve for a standard loan.

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You can contact Davidson Deem online today through our online contact form or give us a call on 01202 884111! Alternatively, why not email us on enquiries@davidsondeem.co.uk.

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Our mortgage specialists pride themselves on having over 50 years combined experience. Whether you are looking for a mortgage as a first time buyer or to remortgage, we are here to help advise you on the best options available to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

That is difficult to say, as all lenders have their own unique criteria. However, undoubtedly, some lenders are more sympathetic to the self-employed than others.

Most lenders will look at SA302’s and tax overviews for income which prove the income declared and the tax paid. Occasionally, a lender may require an independent accountant to verify the figures