Increase in approvals means 2019 ends on a high for mortgage market
Low mortgage rates have tempted more existing homeowners to re-enter the market and remortgage in November.
Low mortgage rates have tempted more existing homeowners to re-enter the market and remortgage in November.
We’re almost at the end of December and our resident Surveyor-in-training, Sarah Shanks-Pell has just completed her third month of intensive training.
It’s been a busy first month for #SarahSurveyor, as she begins to realise her dreams of become a residential surveyor.
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.