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I’m Rachel Johnson, and I’ve been part of the financial industry since I was 17. Over the years, I’ve built a strong foundation of knowledge and experience, becoming a qualified adviser in January 2019.
With over 25 years of experience in financial services, I’ve dedicated my career to helping people make confident financial decisions and achieve their property goals.
With over 20 years of experience in the property and financial services industry, I’ve built a career that blends my passion for people, property, and professional growth.
With nearly 20 years of experience as a fully Qualified Accountant (CIMA), I, Vaishali Saran, bring a unique and analytical financial expertise to my role as a Mortgage Adviser.
I am a Mortgage and Protection Adviser with experience supporting first-time buyers, remortgages, Buy-to-Let, and Right to Buy clients.
Hi, I'm Nico, a mortgage and protection adviser offering a bespoke service designed to help clients find the best available product for their individual circumstances.
A let-to-buy mortgage can be complicated as it involves refinancing your existing property based on the potential rental yield, whilst simultaneously finding a new residential mortgage to fund the onward purchase of a new property.
Add to this the fact that buy-to-let mortgages are generally interest only, with rates usually being higher than on residential deals, together with the challenges of becoming a landlord and you will realise the importance of getting the correct advice and assistance.
There are merits to using the same lender for both parts but there are also potential benefits to using more than one lender and advice should be sought.
A Let-to-Buy mortgage allows you to refinance your existing home based on rental potential while arranging a residential mortgage for a new property. It combines elements of buy-to-let and residential lending, making specialist advice essential.

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Why should I use a mortgage broker?
A mortgage broker gives you access to a wide range of lenders and deals, including some that aren’t available directly to the public. They compare options on your behalf, help you understand what you can afford, and guide you through the application process from start to finish.
Using a broker can save you time, reduce stress, and improve your chances of approval.
When is the earliest I can secure a new mortgage deal?
You can usually secure a new mortgage deal around 3–6 months before your current deal ends. Many lenders allow you to lock in a new rate in advance, which can help you avoid moving onto a higher standard variable rate.
Speaking to an adviser early ensures you have time to review your options and secure the most suitable deal.
What documents do you I need when applying for a mortgage?
When applying for a mortgage, you’ll usually need:
1. Proof of identity – Passport or driving licence
2. Proof of address – Recent utility bill or bank statement
3. Proof of income – Payslips (usually last 3 months) and latest P60
4. Bank statements – Typically last 3 months
5. Proof of deposit – Savings statements or gifted deposit letter (if applicable)
6. Self-employed applicants – SA302s or tax returns and business accounts