

David Whitehouse AssociatesIn addition to our residential mortgage expertise we are also experienced in arranging commercial mortgages for those in business . David Whitehouse Associates Ltd are very proud to offer our services to help your business secure the best commercial mortgage available from our panel of Lenders. We can help tailor the right mortgage for you.
We provide a fast, high-quality service. Searching the whole commercial mortgage market with a view to find the best finance solution for your business, something that can only be done as a brokers with excellent knowledge of the market.
Unusual requirements or circumstances - like bad credit cases for discharged bankrupts, IVAs, CCJs and arrears, are not always a problem. We also deal with self-certification of income for the self-employed, self-employed without accounts, tenanted and investment property and the full range of business models.
Some commercial lenders will offer up to 85% Loan to Value of the property to a business, however in some cases we maybe able to use our experience in the mortgage industry to secure a mortgage for 100% of the Loan to Value for your business.
Whether you are trying to raise capital for new business premises, purchase vehicles or stock, would like to expand your existing business or start new one there is a loan out there for you and we know where to find it.
Commercial Mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
Email or call David Whitehouse Associates mortgage brokers on 0207 300 7353 for advice on business mortgages.
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