We can help you get there
Linworth Drew is a highly dedicated team of mortgage professionals with over 50 years of specialist mortgage expertise.
Our ability to find and secure mortgages for people who don’t fit the mould has allowed us to help thousands of clients purchase or remortgage their home.
In turn, this has led to us helping people raise extra money, consolidate existing loans or even lower their monthly mortgage payments.
Are you affected by any of these?
Mortgage Solutions
First Time Buyers
Taking your first steps onto the property ladder? Let us show you how to get the best deal.
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Right to Buy Mortgages
For council tenants who want to buy their own council property at a discount rate.
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Buy to Let Mortgages
Mortgages tailored to the needs of those who want to invest in property by buying and letting.
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Remortgage
Remortgaging is a great way to raise money to consolidate debts or for home improvements.
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Moving Home
Our expert advisers can help you choose from the best mortgage deals around.
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Self-Cert Mortgages
Self-Cetification mortgages for the self-employed or people who have no proof of income.
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Think carefully before securing other debts against your home.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Be sure you can afford the payments before entering into a credit agreement.
Linworth Drew Finance Ltd is Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Service authority. Linworth Drew Finance Ltd holds a consumer credit licence. Linworth Drew Finance Ltd charges an arrangement fee when we successfully arrange a mortgage/remortgage. The amount will depend on your requirements and your personal circumstances, typically the fee charged will be 1.5% of the mortgage advance, minimum fee £750. Written quotations available on request. Typically, the overall cost for comparison is 7.5% APR (Based on a fixed rate product). The actual rate available will depend upon your circumstance. Ask for a personal illustration. Buy to let mortgages are not regulated by the FSA.