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Self Cert Mortgages in the Problem Mortgage Market Self Cert Mortgages What is Self Cert? \| Who Qualifies for self cert \| self-employed \| Non-status \| Self Certifying a mortgage \| Self Cert Rates Problem Mortgages Adverse Credit Mortgages		Mortgages & Loans Self Cert Mortgages - Problem Mortgages Examples of a Problem mortgage. Self Cert (Self Certified or self-employed). Adverse Credit Mortgages (Bad Credit). Bridge (Bridging Loans / Mortgages). Self Cert Many people have problems proving their full income. This may be because you are paid commissions, have more then one job, have investment income or maybe your income is derived from abroad. If you are self-employed you can have particular problems proving your income either because you do not have enough years accounts or maybe you have used all the legal methods available to minimise your tax liability. self-employed or Non-status You may not have 3 years of accounts,this obviously presents a problem, you may have a fantastic income but no clear way of showing it, a substantial deposit of +20% will solve most of these problems. Adverse This usually occurs when an individual goes to a mortgage lender/provider and finds that they are refused a mortgage for several reasons. Bad credit record Your credit record will contain information of your credit history if you have one and a unsuccessful mortgage application often indicates that you may have. County Court Judgments (CCJ's) Default notices No-status (no credit history) No Credit History You may have been in the armed forces or have been involved in charity work abroad this means you may not have taken out a finance, mortgage or loans agreement making you unimportant to the finance sector.

Mortgages & Loans Self Cert Mortgages - Problem Mortgages

Examples of a Problem mortgage.

Self Cert (Self Certified or self-employed).
Adverse Credit Mortgages (Bad Credit).
Bridge (Bridging Loans / Mortgages).

Self Cert

Many people have problems proving their full income. This may be because you are paid commissions, have more then one job, have investment income or maybe your income is derived from abroad. If you are self-employed you can have particular problems proving your income either because you do not have enough years accounts or maybe you have used all the legal methods available to minimise your tax liability.

self-employed or Non-status

You may not have 3 years of accounts,this obviously presents a problem, you may have a fantastic income but no clear way of showing it, a substantial deposit of +20% will solve most of these problems.

Adverse

This usually occurs when an individual goes to a mortgage lender/provider and finds that they are refused a mortgage for several reasons.

Bad credit record

Your credit record will contain information of your credit history if you have one and a unsuccessful mortgage application often indicates that you may have.

County Court Judgments (CCJ's)
Default notices
No-status (no credit history)

No Credit History

You may have been in the armed forces or have been involved in charity work abroad this means you may not have taken out a finance, mortgage or loans agreement making you unimportant to the finance sector.