How to get a mortgage when you’re self-employed
Organising the documentation you need to buy a home can feel like a headache for even the average worker, let alone if you run your own business. But the process is not as complicated as it may first seem.
On this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, mortgage broker Robert Le joins host Phil Tarrant to delve into the details of securing a mortgage when you’re self-employed.
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The pair dive into some of the different documentation that business owners may need to provide when looking to secure a mortgage, and discuss the importance of having a good accountant who can get the books in order and position business owners to borrow.
They also share some strategies that self-employed property hunters may want to look into if they’re considering buying in the near future.
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