At present, we are unable to accept or process applications for regulated mortgages. This notice will be updated when our position changes.
Simple Solutions for Complex Situations
We specialise in complex Residential, Commercial, and Bridging Loans, with funding options available up to £50 million. Whether you have adverse credit, multiple income streams, are self-employed, or a foreign national on a visa, we can provide solutions to fit your needs and mortgage affordability.
If you would like us to review your situation and provide suitable recommendation for Residential, Commercial Mortgages, or Bridging Loans, or if you simply need expert mortgage advice, we’re here to help.
We offer complete range of mortgages.
This includes Residential and Commercial mortgages detailed below!
Perfect for first time buyers and those with low deposit contribution. We can get competitive rates.
Perfect for those on work sponsorship and spouse of British person or someone settled in the UK. We can help with this!
A flexible mortgage for applicants refused on high street due to credit score, affordability, criteria and suitability.
An accessible option for those with adverse credit history such as mispayments, CCJs, Defaults, IVAs and bankruptcy.
A traditional mortgage for self-employed individuals, such as sole traders, LTD company directors and contractors.
A mortgage tailored for those working in the healthcare sector with locum and additional bank hours.
An accessible option for those unable to secure a full mortgage. Allows you to buy a portion of a property and rent the rest.
A perfect mortgage option to purchase Buy to Let or refinance investment or commercial property.
Development finance can be used for new builds, major renovations, conversions, residential or commercial purposes.
It is a short-term loan designed to provide immediate capital while you wait for long-term financing or the sale of a property.
A debt consolidation mortgage allows you to consolidate multiple debts into your mortgage, using the equity in your home.
An accessible option for those looking to raise additional finance for property renovation and improvement.
We are specialists in complex, Residential, Buy To Let and Commercial mortgages. Whether you have adverse credit, multiple income sources, are self-employed, or on a visa, we have a solution.
Right Mortgage Options for your unique financial situation, even with low credit scores.
Quick and easy process that matches you with the best mortgage options, without long delays.
With several approvals every month, we have handled complex situations so well, they start to look simple.
Feel free to contact us even with adverse credit score and complex situation. We will help you get the right mortgage.
Next, we’ll gather and organize all necessary documents, such as proof of ID, income and credit history. Having complete and accurate documentation is essential for a smooth and successful mortgage application.
Finally, we assess your application, address any additional requirements. Once approved, you’ll receive a formal mortgage offer or facility letter, allowing you to move forward with securing your requirement finance.
YOUR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP WITH THE MORTGAGE PAYMENTS.
Most Buy to Let Mortgages and Bridging Finance Contracts are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We are currently not offering regulated mortgages or products.
Commercial Mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Goodnews Mortgages Ltd specialises in Buy to Let, Commercial Mortgages, Bridging Finance and Development Finance with funding available up to £50 million. Goodnews Mortgages Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales. Company Registration Number: 15534451. Goodnews Mortgages Ltd is registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) ICO Registration Number: ZB669667. We are committed to protecting your personal information and processing data in accordance with applicable data protection legislation, including the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018.