Remortgage Problem
It is common to encounter a remortgage problem if you have debts or a bad credit history. However, in certain circumstances remortagaging can be a solution to a debt problem. It seems like a Catch 22 situation.
How does a remortgage problem occur
If you have a debt problem, or have had previously, it is likely that you also have a bad credit rating. The companies that offer mortgages and remortgages need to be confident that those to whom they are lending money are able to repay it and they will look at your credit history to help them make that judgement.
It is easy to see, therefore, how a remortgage problem can occur. If the lending company thinks that, based on your history, there is a risk that you will not be able to keep up the repayments on a remortgage, they may have a problem lending you the money.
Solving your Remortgage Problem
Your remortgage problem can be overcome – and more easily than you might imagine. Whilst some banks and building societies will not lend to those with debt problems or a bad credit history, there are those that will.
Your remortgage problem is our forte at DCO. We have access to an unrivalled range of remortgage products, many of which are unavailable to other brokers. In this way we can help most people who come to us with a remortgage problem to achieve their financial aims, whether the remortgage is required to assist with a debt problem or to reduce monthly payments by getting a better deal.
For many people, solving a remortgage problem is an ideal way of dealing with debt and facing the future debt-free. However, it is not always the most appropriate debt solution and should therefore not be entered into lightly. It is imperative that each individual with a remortgage problem receives specialist advice to ensure that they are offered the best debt management solution, or combination of solutions, for their particular circumstances.
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