Self-build Mortgages
Whatever the project, we’ll get you the right funding
With the ongoing demand and interest of self build homes, we are able to help you with many different types of projects:
- Self Build and Renovation Mortgages
- Knock down and rebuild
- Custom Build Mortgages
- Right to Build Mortgages
- Development Finance
- To sell or to let
We take care of all the paperwork involved and keep you informed as your application progresses.
The application and paperwork is organised on your behalf, and your dedicated adviser will work closely with you to ensure the funding stages are on track with your timeline.
You have two options in terms of funding stage payments for work undertaken:
- Payments made in arrears up to 85% of cost involved
- Payments in advance up to 95% of costs involved
Here’s how a staged payment self-build mortgage works:
- Stage Brick & Block Timber Frame Renovation/Conversion
- 1 Brick & Block:Purchase of Land Timber Frame:Purchase of Land Renovation/Conversion:Purchase of Property
- 2 Brick & Block:Preliminary costs & foundations Timber Frame:Preliminary costs & foundations Renovation/Conversion:Preliminary costs & structural overhaul
- 3 Brick & Block:Wall plate level Timber Frame:Timber frame kit erected Renovation/Conversion:Wind & Watertight
- 4 Brick & Block:Wind & Watertight Timber Frame:Wind & Watertight Renovation/Conversion:Plastering & Services
- 5 Brick & Block:First fix & Plastering Timber Frame:First fix & Plastering Renovation/Conversion:Second fix to completion
- 6 Brick & Block:Second fix to completion Timber Frame:Second fix to completion
Each case is underwritten differently and is dependent upon your circumstances.
Evidence of capital to fund projects is required and if assistance is needed to raise finance from another property to assist with your project, we can also help with this.
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Your Home (or property) may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or any other debts secured on it.
There may be a fee for mortgage advice. The precise amount will depend upon your circumstances.