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Buying a house is one of the most important purchases you will make. Buying a home for the first time can be an even more daunting prospect.
With so many factors to consider it can be difficult to know where to begin when looking for a mortgage.
There are a wide range of providers and mortgages across the market providing a vast selection to choose from, and useful though it may be to have plenty of choice, it can leave you feeling completely daunted and confused.
First Time Buyer Mortgage
We are specialists in providing mortgages to first time buyers.
We can compare the range of mortgage products available for first time buyers, and find the best mortgage deal to suit your own personal needs from our carefully selected panel of lenders.
You are not limited to just mortgages designed for first time buyers. Depending on your circumstances we will recommend the best mortgage for you our carefully selected panel of lenders.
So, rather than trawling the high street and agonising over your choice, you could save time and potentially a large amount of money, by contacting us and getting the very best mortgage deal for your situation.
Fortune Network Mortgages can help you with this at any time and will arrange for one of their mortgage advisers to give you all the information you need and guide you through the entire process.
The overall cost for comparison is 8.4% APR. The actual rate available will depend upon your circumstances. Ask for a personalised illustration. APR variable and based on a usual case. A typical broker fee is £2100, but this is for a remortgage solution, it incorporates when necessary the solicitor's fees, solicitor's disbursements, our broker fee, processing costs and the property valuation fee, you pay no up-front fees when choosing this payment option.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.







