Mortgage Enquiry Form

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Forename(s)

Surname

Telephone

Mobile

Email Address

Best Time to Call

Your Address

House Name / No.

Street

Town

County

Postcode

Mortgage Requirements

Mortgage Purpose

Have you found a property

Property Value

Existing Mortgage

Mortgage Amount Required

Mortgage Term (years)

Income and Status

Credit History

Employment Type

Total Income for application

Loans Outstanding

Amount owed on Credit Cards

Other financial commitments (/month)

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We take your privacy seriously. Personal data submitted to Gardiner Page & Roe Personal & Corporate Financial Planning with this form will be treated in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. By submitting this enquiry form you expressly consent to be contacted in relation to your enquiry, without prior notice or arrangement, using the contact details provided on the form.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

A fee of up to £500 payable either in advance or on completion. This will be confirmed at our first meeting and could include a part payment in advance and the remainder on completion. We will also receive commission from the lender.

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