Mortgages Made Simple
Whether you’re buying your first home, moving, remortgaging or looking for a more specialist mortgage, we can help you understand your options and find a lender whose criteria suit your circumstances.
Delta Mortgages provides whole-of-market mortgage advice to clients across the UK, with support from initial enquiry through to mortgage offer and completion.
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Mortgages aren’t one-size-fits-all, and neither are people’s circumstances.
You might be buying your first home, moving for more space, coming to the end of a fixed rate, building a property portfolio or trying to find a lender that understands self-employed or contractor income.
Our advisers take the time to understand what you’re trying to achieve, explain the options clearly and help you navigate the mortgage process without unnecessary jargon.
We can advise clients across the UK remotely, as well as offering face-to-face appointments in selected locations.
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Mortgages can be tricky, but they don’t have to be your problem. Whatever your plans, we’ve got a lovely mortgage adviser (or three) who’ll help find the best fit.
Three Simple Steps to Securing Your Mortgage
Tell Us What You're Planning
We start with a conversation about your circumstances, income, deposit, commitments and what you’re hoping to achieve.
We Research the Market
We compare lenders and mortgage options, check criteria and affordability, and explain the options available.
We Manage the Application
Once you’re happy to proceed, we submit the application, deal with lender queries and keep you updated through to mortgage offer.
Whole-of-Market Mortgage Advice
We can consider mortgage options from a wide range of high-street and specialist lenders rather than being restricted to one bank or building society.
Different lenders take different approaches to affordability, income, property type and credit history, so wider market access can be particularly useful where your circumstances aren’t completely straightforward.
Why Choose Delta Mortgages?
Whole-of-Market Advice
We can consider mortgages from across the market, including high-street and specialist lenders.
Advice Based on Your Circumstances
We look at your income, deposit, monthly budget, property and future plans before making a recommendation.
Help With More Complex Cases
If you’re self-employed, contracting, have previous credit issues or are buying an unusual property, we can research lenders whose criteria may suit your circumstances.
Support Through the Application
We submit the mortgage application, help with lender queries and supporting documents, and keep an eye on progress through to offer.
Future Mortgage Reviews
We’ll contact you ahead of the end of your initial deal so you have time to review your options again.
Clear Fees
We’ll explain our fees before you proceed, including when they become payable and what service is included.
Frequently Asked Questions about Mortgage Advice
A mortgage broker helps you understand your borrowing options, compares lenders and mortgage products, makes a recommendation and can manage the application on your behalf.
Neither route is automatically right for everyone. A bank can only offer its own mortgage products, while a whole-of-market broker can compare options from a wider range of lenders.
The amount you can borrow depends on factors such as income, financial commitments, deposit, credit history and lender affordability criteria.
Ideally before you make an offer on a property or several months before your current mortgage deal ends. That gives you time to understand your options and prepare.
If you want to make an offer on a property, having a Decision in Principle in place (which confirms the amount you may be eligible to borrow) could make your offer more appealing to the seller. These usually involve a soft-credit search, so there won't be an impact on your credit score.
Yes. Lenders assess self-employed income differently, so a broker can help identify lenders whose criteria may suit your income structure and trading history.
These terms mean the same thing. Different lenders use different names, but each refers to an initial indication of how much they may be prepared to lend based on the information you provide.
It is not a formal mortgage offer and the amount is not guaranteed. The lender will still need to complete full affordability, credit and property checks before making a final lending decision.
A Decision in Principle (DIP), Agreement in Principle (AIP) and Mortgage in Principle (MIP) can all be useful when you’re starting to view properties, as they give you an idea of your likely borrowing position and can show estate agents that you’ve taken some initial steps towards arranging a mortgage.
Your property could be at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage, or any debt secured on it.