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Category Archives: Scotland
Help to Buy – The facts
Here are the facts about Help to Buy written in plain English to help you understand whether either of these finance schemes are right for you. Who is Help to Buy aimed at? Help to buy is aimed at those … Continue reading
View from the Coalface – Getting Precise about the Scottish Mortgage Market
This is a new set of blogs – with the aim of being a monthly commentry on the mortgage industry from the broker’s point of view, it may have some jargon and TLAs sprinkled about so apologies for that, but I hope … Continue reading
Posted in Lenders, Mortgage Industry, Scotland
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A positive view on what is happening to the housing market in Scotland
We were asked for our view on the recent news regarding the housing market in Scotland and whilst we don’t think it is fantastic, we seem to be able to be a wee bit more positive than some….have a look and … Continue reading
Posted in House Prices, Housing Market, Scotland
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Edinburgh Mortgage Advice in the press this month
This month has been a good month for us getting our news and views out there, here is a selection of what we said. CML Scottish Lending Numbers 25/11 A good set of numbers, but really more evidence of a … Continue reading →