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View or download our product guides, lending criteria and any forms you may need to do business with us.

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Commercial
Property Development
Document Name   
@ Residential mortgages lending criteria guide
@ Tariff of mortgage charges - Residential customers
@ Verifying your self-employed client's income
@ Residential mortgages product guide
@ Residential Mortgages Submission Guidelines
@ Residential Legal Fee Scale
@ Aldermore logo: Limited licence request form
@ Direct debit mandate and application declaration – residential portal (X ref)
@ Aldermore portal - admin request form
@ How to: ensure accurate affordability
@ How to: spot issues with your client's bank statements
@ How to: read and interpret a credit report
@ Interest only mortgage - repayment plan details
@ First time buyer insight report
@ How to identify and defend against financial crime
@ How to: get your application right from day one
@ Aldermore insight - What do IR35 changes mean for self-employed clients?
@ Aldermore insight - how proposals on tighter energy standards could affect landlords
@ How to register for our broker portals
@ Self-employed insight report
@ How to submit a DIP with Twenty7tec    NEW
Document Name   
@ Commercial mortgages application form
@ Commercial mortgages proposal summary document
@ Commercial mortgages product guide
@ Commercial mortgages application submission guide
@ Direct debit Instruction Commercial mortgages
@ Commercial property portfolio schedule
@ Commercial mortgages legal fee scale
@ Commercial mortgages tariff of charges
@ Commercial mortgage packagers
@ How to register for our broker portals
Document Name   
@ Product Switch Customer Declaration Form
@ How to switch your clients online
@ Product switch mortgage guide
@ Product switch guide for company and complex buy to let
Document Name   
@ Verifying your self-employed client's income
@ Direct debit mandate and application declaration – commercial portal (Y ref)
@ Buy to let criteria guide
@ Buy to let legal fee scale
@ Buy to let mortgage guide
@ Tariff of mortgage charges - Buy to let customers
@ Landlord Business Plan
@ Portfolio Schedule
@ Cash Flow Forecast
@ Statement of Assets and Liabilities
@ Broker Registration Form
@ Limited Company data capture form
@ Specialist BTL Portal Guide
@ Buy to let mortgages submission guidelines
@ Aldermore logo: Limited licence request form
@ Buy to let portfolios: multiple properties on one application
@ Aldermore portal - admin request form
@ How to: check you have the right names on a buy to let application
@ How to: spot issues with your client's bank statements
@ How to: read and interpret a credit report
@ Aldermore guide to limited company buy to let
@ How to identify and defend against financial crime
@ How to: get your application right from day one
@ Aldermore insight - What do IR35 changes mean for self-employed clients?
@ Aldermore insight - how proposals on tighter energy standards could affect landlords
@ Self-employed insight report
@ How to submit a DIP with Twenty7tec
Document Name   
@ Property development product guide
@ Property development funding process
@ Property development application form
@ Property development - tariff of charges

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Aldermore Bank PLC is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority (Financial Services Register number: 204503). Registered Office: Apex Plaza, Forbury Road, Reading, RG1 1AX. Registered in England. Company No. 947662. Invoice Finance, Commercial Mortgages, Property Development, Buy-To-Let Mortgages and Asset Finance lending to limited companies are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority or Prudential Regulation Authority. Asset Finance lending where an exemption within the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) Order 2001 applies, is exempt from regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority or Prudential Regulation Authority.