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From finding the right property to collecting the keys, there are several important factors to consider beyond your deposit and mortgage.

Our client was a first-time buyer who was currently renting and looking to purchase what they hoped would become their long-term family home.

Thinking about getting on the property ladder? Before you fall in love with a home, make sure you know what it's really going to cost you. Buying a home is likely one the biggest financial commitment you'll ever make. Yet many buyers focus solely on the asking price, only to be blindsided by thousands of…

One of the first questions every first-time buyer asks is: how much can I actually borrow? Discover mortgage borrowing rules, deposit tips, and how to maximise your first time buyer mortgage.

This guide walks you through everything you need to know as a self-employed person getting a mortgage, from how lenders assess your earnings and what documents you need to gather, to how timing your application around the tax year can make a real difference.

One question that crops up often is whether you'll pay stamp duty as a first-time buyer. The good news? in some cases, you won't pay a penny.

For first-time buyers, the mortgage process can feel confusing. We're here to simplify how long it actually takes to get a mortgage approved.

If you’re considering buying your first home, moving up the ladder, or expanding your property portfolio, 2026 could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.

With fixed mortgage rates now dipping below many variable and tracker rates, more homeowners and buyers are considering fixed deals for greater stability.

Traditional mortgage products often require buyers to contribute a significant lump sum upfront, making homeownership feel out of reach for those without substantial savings. A new wave of no deposit mortgages is beginning to change that landscape.

Exe Mortgages was approached by a client, a highly qualified self-employed legal professional and partner.

Securing your first mortgage is one of the most significant financial milestones you'll achieve and as part of that, your credit score plays a crucial role.