SELF-EMPLOYED MORTGAGE 1 YEAR ACCOUNTS

"IF WE CAN'T HELP, IT'S NOT POSSIBLE"-

"IF WE CAN'T HELP, IT'S NOT POSSIBLE"-

"IF WE CAN'T HELP, IT'S NOT POSSIBLE"-

"IF WE CAN'T HELP, IT'S NOT POSSIBLE"-

Can you get a mortgage with 1 years of accounts? – YES you can! As specialist mortgage brokers, we have access to lenders who will certainly consider – remember “if we can’t help it’s not possible."

It can be extremely difficult to get a mortgage where you are responsible for your own tax particularly if you have only been doing this for a short amount of time. This includes people who fall into the categories below and where you do, you should definitely seek the right advice when applying for a mortgage. But simply by speaking to a broker who understands the market we can make it work.

What lenders look for:

1)    Sole traders

If you operate as a sole trader, you will 'usually' need at least 3 years trading to apply for a mortgage on the high street. These lenders will also average this income so where big increases apply, there will be a significant impact on how much mortgage you can get.

However, we have access to lenders who will work on your latest years accounts submitted to HMRC.

The same rules apply to contractors and freelancers, for which we have separate categories. So, why not visit our building contractor, contractor and IT contractor categories?

2)    Limited liability companies

If you are a Limited Company Director, you will be treated as self-employed if you own more than 25% of the business.

If you apply on the high street generally your limited company usually needs to have been incorporated for 3 years with at least 2 years of certified accounts. If you have less than this, you may struggle to get a mortgage on the high street. As with sole traders, your income is also usually averaged, so can really impact your affordability.

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Income calculation support

We can find your mortgage quotes based on your gross earnings – including multiple income sources.

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Support with rolling contracts

Enjoy mortgages without long-term commitment and without being committed to the same mortgage agreement for an extended period.

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Gaps between contracts?

We can help – our experts will liaise with lenders and approach lenders for mortgages with seasonal income & contract gaps.

HOWEVER, THERE ARE OTHER OPTIONS SO DON'T WORRY!

When you can only provide 1 years accounts you will struggle on the High Street, as you do not have the history to provide these lenders with the consistency of income they require.

However, this doesn't mean you can't get a mortgage - We specialise in people who have only been self-employed and trading 12 months, with only 1 years of accounts so give one of the brokers a call.

Remember "if we can't help it's not possible."

MORTGAGES WITH 1 YEARS ACCOUNTS FAQs

Our expert Mortgage Brokers will assist you in locating a lender able to offer you with a mortgage, even in circumstances where you are self-employed and have only traded for one year and have limited financial records.

Does self-employment make it more challenging to receive a mortgage offer?

Securing a mortgage loan when working for yourself is more demanding; irrespective, more possibilities are available now than for previous generations. It is a complex process as it necessitates proof of regular income and the ability to make ongoing monthly payments reliably.

Self-employed borrowers typically must provide more documentation to prove their income, and lenders may be more reluctant to approve them for a mortgage due to the additional risk of default. Additionally, lenders may require self-employed borrowers to have higher credit scores and larger down payments. It is a complex process, but not an insurmountable one. We have a great deal of expertise in helping the self-employed secure mortgages that fit their specific circumstances.

Can I qualify for a self-employed mortgage with 1 year of accounts?

This is certainly possible. We must advise you to be aware that mortgage providers have distinct strategies and rules. So, you may find some lenders will not accept a mortgage request in circumstances where you have been working for yourself for 1 year. Fortunately, within our portfolio of premium mortgage lenders, there is a good chance that your mortgage application will be approved.

To enhance your likelihood of qualifying for a self-employed mortgage with 1 year accounts, you should opt for specialist lenders, have as high a deposit as possible (20%+), settle debts (where possible), show savings in both business and/or personal bank accounts whilst also maintaining a positive credit rating.

What are the minimum years needed to be eligible for a mortgage as a self-employed professional?

Many mortgage lenders will require proof of earnings of your self-employment that covers a two to three-year period. But there are some lenders that will provide a mortgage where you possess just one year's accounts, here at ams: we have access to these more flexibly minded lenders.

What is the minimum deposit required for a professional self-employed person to be approved for a mortgage?

To improve the chances of getting an offer for a mortgage, ams: suggests that you save a minimum of a twenty percent deposit. Additionally, remember your current credit score is also a significant factor in the eventual success of your mortgage application. The usual rule applies, “the higher the deposit, the higher chance of a mortgage being approved”.

 

For advice and tips read our blog article – “Tips for saving a contractor mortgage deposit”.

What income evidence is needed to receive a mortgage offer?

To successfully secure a self-employed mortgage with 1 year accounts, providing evidence of income is essential. Why not read the ams: guide to verification of self-employment income, this will help in achieving evidence of income.

Methods to prove your earnings are:

  • Annual accounts provision
  • An accountant’s reference
  • Invoices and bank statements
  • Providing a proof of earnings SA302 form

Are the specialist lenders ams have access to safe?

Yes, rest assured our specialist lenders are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). They must adhere to FCA standards and regulations, which are designed to protect consumers and help ensure their safety when using specialist lenders.

Our specialist lenders are safe but are designed for challenging circumstances but are safe and credible. Our mortgage brokers have access to our portfolio of mortgage providers.

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HOW MUCH CAN YOU BORROW?

As a guide, you could potentially borrow around:

The figure above is calculated based around current lender criteria and may not be representative of the actual figure you may be able to borrow.

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