3 Best Mortgage Broker in Brentwood

“Buckingham James Financial Services Ltd helps clients achieve their financial goals. They keep up to date with all the latest developments in the constant mortgage market changes. Buckingham James Financial Services Ltd is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Their mission is to be a customer-focused firm of independent mortgage brokers and protection advisors. As long-established mortgage brokers, they have the experience and confidence to know exactly how to satisfy the needs and interests of their clients. They are proud to offer a level of service that holds their client's interests front and centre in all they do. The team keeps track of your mortgage arrangement and contacts you plenty of time before the end to work towards keeping you on a lower rate. They arrange face-to-face meetings in the comfort of your home or office at a convenient time.”

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“Nicholson Brown's mortgage advisors use their expertise, knowledge, research skills, and contacts to find the most suitable solution for your needs, whether a relatively simple residential purchase, remortgage, or a far more complex scenario. They offer an independent whole-of-market service. Their advisers will always work to their Service Promise, reassuring you that they always act in your best interests. They will find the most suitable mortgage and related insurance products for your circumstances whilst aiming to make the process as hassle-free as possible.”

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“Flagstone is an independent company that can cater for a whole wealth of clientele, including first-time buyers looking for their first home, current homeowners looking to move or re-mortgage, and property investors looking for their first buy-to-let property and increasing and re-mortgaging a current portfolio. Their advisers are assisted by their Mortgage Service Centre, which updates their clients on the progress of their application, whether it be for mortgage, life assurance, or protection products. They can also advise on government schemes, such as help-to-buy, shared ownership, and shared equity. They can also access more specialist lenders and private banks that deal with larger loans and more individual property.”

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