First-Time Buyers
Your first home, made clearer.
Understanding your deposit, borrowing capacity, Loan-to-Value and the costs involved is an important part of preparing for your purchase.
Explore First-Time Buyers →Collins Heritage Mortgages
Residential mortgage advice, personally tailored to you — from your first conversation through to completion.
Collins Heritage Mortgages
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you are likely to make. Whether you are taking your first step onto the property ladder, moving to your next home, reviewing your existing mortgage or arranging a mortgage as a self-employed applicant, the right advice can make the process clearer and more manageable.
At Collins Heritage Mortgages, we provide professional residential mortgage advice with a personal approach. We take the time to understand your circumstances, your plans and what you want to achieve, before helping you explore the mortgage options available to you.
From your first conversation through to completion, our aim is to make the mortgage journey straightforward, professional and well managed.
Residential Mortgage Services
Your first home, made clearer.
Understanding your deposit, borrowing capacity, Loan-to-Value and the costs involved is an important part of preparing for your purchase.
Explore First-Time Buyers →Moving forward with confidence.
We can help you understand your mortgage options and consider whether your existing mortgage may be portable or whether a new arrangement may be appropriate.
Explore Home Movers →Review your mortgage. Understand your options.
Whether you are considering a new mortgage product, a product transfer or additional borrowing, we can help you understand the options available.
Explore Remortgages →Advice that understands how you earn.
Sole traders, company directors and shareholders can all have different circumstances and documentation requirements.
Explore Self-Employed →A Personal Approach to Mortgage Advice
We believe mortgage advice should be about more than simply arranging a mortgage. Every client has different circumstances, priorities and plans.
Our approach is centred around understanding your individual position and explaining the process clearly, so that you can make informed decisions about your mortgage.
Your Mortgage Journey
We begin by understanding your circumstances, your plans and what you are looking to achieve.
We consider the mortgage options available based on your individual circumstances and explain the key considerations.
Once you are ready to proceed, we guide you through the application process and the documentation required.
The lender assesses your application and, where approved, issues a formal mortgage offer.
The final stages of your property transaction progress towards completion, allowing your new mortgage to be put in place.
Throughout the process, we aim to keep you informed and make sure you understand what is happening at each important stage.
Why Choose Collins Heritage Mortgages?
Choosing a mortgage is about more than comparing interest rates. The right mortgage also needs to fit your circumstances, your financial position and your plans.
We believe that good advice starts with listening.
Whether you are buying your first home, moving property, reviewing your existing mortgage or applying as a self-employed applicant, the best place to begin is with a conversation.
Mortgage availability and the terms offered will depend on your individual circumstances and the criteria of the relevant lender.
All mortgage applications are subject to the lender's affordability assessment, lending criteria, underwriting and, where applicable, a satisfactory property valuation.
Mortgage products, interest rates, fees and lending criteria can change. An initial discussion or Agreement in Principle does not guarantee that a mortgage will ultimately be approved.
Before entering into a mortgage, it is important to consider the overall commitment involved, including the interest rate, monthly payments, mortgage term, fees and any Early Repayment Charges that may apply.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.