Self-Employed

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Getting a mortgage if you're self-employed can be a challenge, but it's certainly not impossible.

When you apply for a mortgage, you will be considered to be self-employed if you have more than a 20% share of the business from which you get your main income. You could be a sole trader, a partner or director who has set up a limited company. As a general rule, lenders will need to see proof of your income for the past two complete tax years.

Whether you have an accountant or are self-assessed, we can let you know what you borrow based on your individual circumstances.

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