Simon Morgan explains why it can sometimes be more challenging than expected to get a mortgage on the high street if you're classed as an expat by the bank.

The 95% mortgage is back – but before you leap in, consider all your costs. 

What is Japanese knotweed and how could it affect your house purchase? David Baker explains.

Interest only mortgages are not as readily available as they once were, with only a small proportion of banks now offering them. For banks who still offer these products, there are a number of specific lending requirements. Rhys Edwards explains.

Read Simon's blog on the decision between a short-term and long-term mortgage.

In his latest blog, David Baker discusses using annual bonus payments when making a lending decision.

Contractor mortgages really don’t need to be overcomplicated, it’s simply a matter of knowing which lender is most likely to be able to interpret a client’s situation and understand their income patterns. As I always say in my blogs this is where a good broker can make the whole process a lot simpler for you. 

Bonus payments can play a big factor in whether a client can borrow the amount they need for that new dream home or not. Here are a few of David Baker's reminders on all things bonus and mortgage related. 

There isn’t too much you can do to influence how fast your loan moves along the mortgage approval assembly line, but what you can do is eliminate unnecessary extra steps and delays that tend to prolong that process. Craig Ryan explains.

Most high street lenders no longer offer this type of mortgage but there are a few who will, along with several offshore lenders. Simon Morgan explains the issues to be prepared for when considering a foreign currency mortgage.