Whole-of-market mortgage broker · London
Mortgage advice in London,
the same day you ask.
Whole-of-market mortgage advice for first-time buyers, home movers, remortgages, landlords and self-employed clients. Speak to a real adviser and understand your options in plain English.
FCA regulated · FRN 628591 · Advice across the UK
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
Whole-of-market mortgage advice
London based · Clients across the UK
Mortgage advice, made clearer
One adviser.
Clear answers.
No unnecessary fuss.
We are a whole-of-market mortgage broker based in London. We help you understand the mortgage options open to you, explain what each one actually means, and then handle the paperwork so your case keeps moving.
You deal with one adviser throughout. No call centre, no being passed between departments, and no jargon left unexplained. If something is not realistic, we will tell you that too.
Whatever you're planning,
start with clear advice.
Eight areas of mortgage advice, each handled by the same adviser from the first conversation through to the offer.
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First-time buyer mortgages
Buying your first home? We explain your mortgage options in plain English and help keep the purchase moving.
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Home mover mortgages
Moving to your next home? We look at whether to move your current deal or start again, and keep the chain moving.
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Remortgage advice
Deal ending, or circumstances changed? We review the market and explain what your options actually mean.
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Buy-to-let mortgages
Buying an investment property or refinancing one? We advise landlords on buy-to-let lending across the market.
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Let-to-buy mortgages
Letting out your current home and buying another? Let-to-buy involves two mortgages at once. We handle both.
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HMO mortgages
Houses in multiple occupation have their own lending criteria. We advise landlords buying and refinancing HMOs.
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Self-employed mortgages
Sole trader, director, contractor or freelancer? We present your income properly and look for lenders whose criteria fit.
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Mortgage declined and adverse credit
A decline from one lender is not the whole story. We work with lenders who look at adverse credit.
Why Ashleigh Mortgages
Mortgage advice,
the same day you ask.
You shouldn't have to wait days for a basic answer. Speak to us today and we aim to come back to you the same day.
Quick
Meetings when they suit you and clear information on what happens next.
Straight-talking
We explain your options in everyday language and stay honest about what is realistic.
Personal
One adviser who understands your case and keeps it moving.
Meet your broker
A real adviser,
from first conversation onwards.
Ashleigh Mortgages is run by Keith Hunter. Keith takes the case from the first conversation through to the mortgage offer, so you are never explaining your situation twice.
You get one point of contact, straight answers about what is realistic, and someone who keeps the lender, the solicitor and the paperwork moving.
Keith Hunter
Mortgage broker, Ashleigh Mortgages
From first question
to mortgage application.
01
Tell us what you're planning
Buying, moving, remortgaging or investing — start with a conversation.
02
We understand your position
We look at your circumstances and what you need from the mortgage.
03
We compare the market
We review relevant options and explain them clearly.
04
We keep things moving
We handle the mortgage paperwork and help keep your case on track.
Self-employed
Self-employed?
Let's look beyond the payslip.
Self-employed income doesn't always fit a standard PAYE box. We help explain your circumstances properly and look at lenders whose criteria may fit your position.
- Sole traders
- Limited company directors
- Contractors
- Freelancers
Had a mortgage declined?
That doesn't always mean the end of the road.
We work with lenders who look at adverse credit. Circumstances differ, and another lender may assess your situation differently to the one that said no. The first step is understanding why it happened.
Landlords
Mortgage advice for landlords.
Whether you are buying your first investment property or refinancing a portfolio, we compare lenders across the market and explain how they will assess the rent and your position.
- Buy to let
- Let to buy
- HMO landlords
- Remortgaging investment property
Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any other debt secured against it.
Not all investment mortgages are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
“He has been my rock throughout the purchase of my house.”
Common questions
Questions about your mortgage?
A few of the questions we are asked most often. If yours isn't here, call us on 0333 7720 173.
A broker looks at your circumstances, compares mortgages from across the market and recommends options that fit. We also prepare the application, deal with the lender and keep the case moving.
Yes. Ashleigh Mortgages is a trading name of Keith Hunter. We are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, Financial Services Register number 628591.
Yes. First-time buyers are a large part of what we do. We explain the process from deposit through to completion in plain English.
Yes. We work with sole traders, company directors, contractors and freelancers, and we look at lenders whose criteria suit how your income is structured.
Some lenders will consider applicants with one year of accounts, though criteria vary and nothing is guaranteed. We will review your figures and tell you honestly what looks realistic.
Often. Lenders assess applications differently and we work with lenders who look at adverse credit. We start by understanding the reason for the decline.
Yes, including let-to-buy and HMO cases. Please note that not all investment mortgages are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Around six months before your current deal ends is a sensible point to review, so there is time to arrange something new.
Let's talk about
your mortgage.
Tell us what you're planning. We'll explain what happens next and aim to come back to you the same day.
Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any other debt secured against it.