Mortgage Market Briefing – December 2019
Further cuts to rates in December, especially for borrowers with small deposits, have proved a Christmas gift for first-time buyers.
Further cuts to rates in December, especially for borrowers with small deposits, have proved a Christmas gift for first-time buyers.
We’re thrilled to announce that after comprehensive training and a final submission to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), all 20 in our latest cohort of trainee AssocRICS surveyors have passed – a 100% pass rate for our October submissions.
Low mortgage rates have tempted more existing homeowners to re-enter the market and remortgage in November.
Our approach has been to embrace the GDPR and use the regulation as a basis to enhance data security within all areas of our business.
Homeowners who took out a mortgage at the most recent market low may now be looking to remortgage to avoid seeing their monthly repayments spike, according to Moneyfacts.
So, you want to be a surveyor? But, have you considered what type of surveying is right for you?
Having graduated from a RICS-accredited degree, you’re truly faced with a forked road that could define your whole career path.
Scooping two industry awards in one week is certainly reason to celebrate, particularly when the awards represent different sectors of our market.
We’re delighted to announce that e.surv was named ‘Best Surveying Firm’ at last night’s Mortgage Finance Gazette Awards 2020.
Market grows slightly between August and September. Lenders’ cut-price deals have helped market remain buoyant. Modest boost for first-time buyers in London.