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Our Mission Statement
"Lifestyle Mortgages Galway is committed to delivering superior service and
quality mortgage solutions. We treat each client as our only client."
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Refused a Mortgage / Adverse Credit?
!If you have a damaged credit record, you might find that your mortgage application is
rejected by some of the main lenders. This also applies to remortgages
should you wish to re-mortgage your present property to raise additional cash.
Fortunately, these days, this is nothing to worry about!
Many people in Ireland have trouble getting a mortgage, and this may be because they have
experienced credit difficulties in the past. If you have had some bad credit in the past
you will need to look for a mortgage lender that specialises in lending to people who
are in your situation. As mentioned, most major banks do not arrange adverse credit
mortgages, thus if you have been refused a mortgage by one of the main lenders for this
reason, then this is not the end of the world. Your application may have been turned down
for any number of reasons.
You may have experienced periods of redundancy and fallen behind with payments during a
difficult period. These missed or under-payments can appear as defaults on your credit
report. The most serious problem for lenders is falling behind with your existing mortgage
and loan payments.
Whether you are employed or self employed, or are unable to prove your income fully, or
have had experienced credit problems, mortgage arrears or any bad credit, we can help
with adverse credit mortgages and help you find competitive rates and on terms to suit your
own circumstances.
People with a history of defaults, mortgage arrears, late payments, bankruptcy or bad
credit are often described as having 'adverse credit'. When somebody makes an application
for a mortgage, the lender has the facility to search the person's credit history to help
them to decide if they are likely to be able to repay the loan. People with adverse credit
will appear to be a more risky lend.
Contact Us for more info.
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