From the outset, we focused on making the process smooth, transparent, and efficient. Within just 10 working days, we progressed from initial discussions to full mortgage approval and valuation instruction.
Our clients’ outcome
From the outset, we focused on making the process smooth, transparent, and efficient. Within just 10 working days, we progressed from initial discussions to full mortgage approval and valuation instruction.
We arranged a £600,000 mortgage – £300,000 to refinance their UK property and £300,000 to fund the deposit. Throughout, we provided tailored illustrations and a clear recommendation, ensuring the couple felt informed and supported at every stage.
They were delighted, not just with the outcome, but with how seamless the experience felt. They told us they appreciated the clarity, the pace, and the way we kept everything moving without pressure.
Looking ahead, they’ve shared plans to invest in more UK property and we’re looking forward to helping them take those next steps.
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