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We’re big on
finding new ways
to say ‘yes’

More flexible lending criteria. Increased lending limits. Reduced fees. New rates and product options.
Just some of the ways we're helping you get more business done.

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0333 321 1000

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mortgage.sales@aldermore.co.uk

Here's what's changed:

  • Maximum loan limits increased                   
  • Maximum term increased to 40 years          
  • Communication defaults ignored
  • Small settled defaults 13-36 months now accepted up to £500
  • Capital raising up to 80% LTV    
  • New products for portfolios up to £5m
  • New products for submitting multiple property portfolios on one application
  • New rate and product fee options
  • Reduced HMO and multi unit freehold products
  • Free valuation for single residential investment properties on remortgages
  • Assisted legal fees for single residential investment properties on remortgages
  • Reduced valuation fee scale

 

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