Job title: Consultant Mortgage Broker
Role: As part of our residential desk, Ashley advises on a range of scenarios – from those looking to purchase their first home, to those with complex income streams looking to refinance. Ashley is also experienced in advising on vanilla buy to let mortgage transactions. So, if you’re looking for help, why not give him a call.
Experience: Ashley joins us from NatWest where he spent seven years working within the retail banking and mortgage team. During his time at NatWest Ashley worked as a sales consultant, mortgage adviser and branch manager. Prior to joining the financial services industry, Ashley studied Sport and Exercise Science at University.
Favourite film: Wolf of Wall Street.
Ashley Jones
Consultant Mortgage Broker, CeMAP
Testimonials:
"The complete service I received was very professional. I have recommended your company to several friends" L.Rees. Essex
"A good transparent service and always replied promptly to emails" A.Tilley. Hampshire
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In an ideal world, every landlord would be able to go with their cheapest available buy to let mortgage rate; however, sometimes time isn’t necessarily on your side. Consultant Mortgage Broker, Ashley Jones, explains when you may need to consider more than just costs.
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Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor Mortgages
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How to get a mortgage if you’re self-employed
It’s a myth that it’s very hard to get a mortgage if you’re self-employed. It’s not! In fact, it’s very straightforward, although there are a few things you can do to improve your chances of getting a mortgage offer.
