Mortgage Q&A | How to get a better mortgage rate & should you pay a mortgage fee to a lender? EP#2
Channel: Ross ‘THE BEARDED BROKER’ Stisi
Date: 16/12/2021

Each week the Bearded Broker takes all types of mortgage and property buying-related questions from first-time homebuyers all over the country. 

This week's questions are:  

1) Does the size of my deposit get me a better deal on my mortgage? 
2) Can you Remortgage immediately after getting a mortgage? 
3) Is it worth paying a fee to get a better deal? 
4) How do you plan overpayments into your mortgage? 

Are you a first-time buyer or someone who is already on the property ladder? Do you have any questions that you wish to get a proper answer to? If so, please get in touch. 

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Stisi Group is an award-winning Mortgage and Protection planning advice business based in Scotland. We provide advice to first-time homebuyers, next time home buyers, people looking for a better mortgage deal and landlords. Our advice covers almost 100 different mortgage lenders across a range of more than 12,000 different mortgages. 

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