Right to Buy Mortgage Calculator lets you compare the lenders that offer RTB mortgages online. Compare UK right to buy mortgage quotes with our free mortgage calculator. Simply enter the details below to see the latest rates and monthly repayments for your council right to buy mortgage. Should you have any questions or require advice about right to buy mortgages please contact us.
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Found a Right to Buy mortgage you're interested in?
Comparing Right to Buy mortgage rates is a useful starting point. Before you apply, one of our experienced mortgage advisers can help you understand the lender's criteria, the costs involved and whether the mortgage is suitable for your circumstances.
Check the lender criteria
We'll look at your circumstances and help establish which lenders and mortgages may be suitable before you make an application.
Look beyond the headline rate
Arrangement fees, incentives and other costs can make a difference to the overall cost of a mortgage.
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We'll discuss what you're looking to achieve and explain the mortgage options available to you.
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We can consider mortgages from a representative whole of market panel of mortgage lenders.
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We consider lender criteria, fees and your individual circumstances before you apply.
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We normally do not charge a fee for mortgage advice, however this is dependent on your circumstances such as complex cases or debt consolidation. Our typical fee would be £399.
Credit problems or a more complex Right to Buy case?
If you have defaults, CCJs or other credit problems, we recommend speaking to an adviser rather than relying only on the online Right to Buy mortgage comparison. Lenders have different criteria, and an adviser can look at the options available for your circumstances.
This information is a guide only and should not be relied on as a recommendation or advice that any particular mortgage is suitable for you. All the mortgages are subject to you meeting the eligibility criteria of lenders. You should make an appointment to receive mortgage advice based on your individual needs and circumstances.