Our Mortgage Broker Guide to getting a mortgage in Cromer
The mortgage application process has 4 stages regardless of which mortgage lender you use:
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Approval/Decision in Principal (AIP/DIP)
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Mortgage in Principal (MIP)
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Mortgage Valuation
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Mortgage Offer
Read about the full mortgage process here - What is the mortgage process?
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Use your credit card wisely or get one if you don’t have oneYou will appear more trustworthy to lenders if you have a credit card and pay it off regularly. If you don’t have a credit card at all, lenders have no evidence of you making timely repayments and so are less likely to lend to you. Not managing a credit card well can has a huge effect on your credit score. Ensure you are keeping it at manageable levels, paying it off regularly and don’t draw cash from it. |
Capped MortgageA capped mortgage is a type of variable mortgage in which the repayments can only increase so much. The variable element of a variable rate mortgage is the interest rate, so with a capped mortgage your interest rate can only reach a certain level. Your repayments can go down as the Bank of England base rate varies, but you have the security of knowing they wont increase past a certain value. It is worth noting that the cap tends to be high, so make sure you can afford your maximum rate, should it reach it. |
Cromer is a seaside town in Norfolk. It is 23 miles north of Norwich, 4 miles east of Sheringham and is on the coast of the North Sea. Evidence for a settlement on the towns current location dates back to 1262 in a person’s will.
The town is known for being a coastal resort and has been so since the early 19th century. It was thought that taking time out by the sea had healing qualities and hence the increase in the towns popularity. The Cromer crab brings tourists to the town and is a major source of income for fishermen in the area.
Landmarks include the coastal cliffs, the Pier, the Church of St Peter and St Pauls and the Hotel de Paris. The Gothic Revival style Cromer Hall is also a notable building, built in 1829.
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Property Price Stats for Cromer
| Average property price in Cromer | £241,339 |
| % Change compared to last year | 8% |
| Population of Cromer | 7,683 (2011) |
The property price data is sourced from ![]()
the Land Registry's UK House Price Index and you can view up to date property prices by clicking - Land Registry House Price Index >>
Mortgage Broker Cromer - Recently Completed
- High Street, Cromer, Norfolk, NR27 9HG
- Chesterfield Cottages, Cromer NR27 9ED
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- High St, Cromer NR27 9HG
- Holt Rd, Cromer NR27 9ST
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Mortgage Broker in and around Cromer
Our Cromer mortgage broker can help you with your mortgage app;lication locally or in any of the surrounding areas including East Runton, Overstrand, Felbrigg, Northrepps, Sidestrand, Aylmerton and Roughton.
Which banks are local to you?
Lloyds Bank, West Street, Norfolk, Cromer NR27 9HZ
Natwest, 61 Church St, Cromer NR27 9YY
HSBC, 29A Church St, Cromer NR27 9ES
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Cromer Mortgage Broker Insider Tips
Selling your property? Complete all the required property forms and collect all the required information and return it to your solicitor as soon as possible.
As a seller, the best way you can save time in the conveyancing process is by getting all the information your solicitor needs to them as soon as possible – your tasks are 'front-loaded'!
Anyone buying or selling a home firstly has to prove their ID to the solicitor representing them but a seller you have to complete property information and fixtures and fittings forms (as well as a leasehold information form, if relevant) and return them to your solicitor along with your original title deeds and other relevant information.
This may seem a lot to do, but once you've finished these tasks to the best of your ability, your solicitor can fully devote themselves to making the remaining conveyancing process run efficiently.
Our website explains all the forms and information mentioned; a good place to start finding out more is to click on Property Information Form TA6 explained
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SAM Conveyancing is a trading name of Share a Mortgage Ltd registration No. 08798475. We are an Introducer Approved Representative with the Financial Conduct Authority registration No. 618350. SAM Conveyancing complies with the Solicitors' Code of Conduct 2011 published by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.