Specialist Adverse Credit Mortgage Advice

Need a mortgage but have adverse credit?

Send your case to us before applying again.

  • ✓Support for CCJs, past IVAs, defaults, missed payments and poor credit
  • ✓Adviser-led review for complex mortgage cases
  • ✓For buyers, movers and remortgage clients across the UK
Call 0115 667 7630
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Send your case to an adviser

Answer one quick question to start your mortgage review.

What best describes your situation?

✓ You’ll continue to a short case form on this page.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Start with where you are now

What is happening with your mortgage?

Choose the situation that sounds closest to yours. This helps the team review your case properly.

Found a property or offer accepted?

Send your case before applying.

Declined by a lender?

Speak to a specialist before trying another application.

Need a mortgage soon?

Adverse credit cases need careful placement.

Need to remortgage?

Credit problems since your last mortgage need proper advice.

Choose your case type

What credit issue is affecting your mortgage?

Select the issue that applies to your case. You can still choose more than one in the form.

CCJ

A CCJ can affect your application, but it does not automatically mean every lender will say no.

Past IVA

Mortgage applications after an IVA need careful placement.

Defaults

The date, amount and recent credit conduct can all matter.

Missed payments

Recent and historic missed payments may be viewed differently.

Debt Management Plan

Affordability and recent conduct are important.

Poor credit score

Your score is not the only thing a lender may look at.

Send the right case

Specialist advice for adverse credit mortgage cases

Keep the next step simple. Send your case and speak to an adviser before making another application.

Property found

Found a property but have adverse credit?

If you have found a property, this is not the time to guess your next step.

A CCJ, IVA, default, missed payment or poor credit score can affect which lenders may consider your case.

Send your case if:

  • ✓You have found a property or had an offer accepted
  • ✓You have deposit or equity available
  • ✓You need advice before approaching a lender
Declined by lender

Mortgage declined by your bank?

Do not assume every lender will say no.

High street lenders often have strict criteria, especially where there has been adverse credit. Before applying again, speak to a specialist mortgage adviser.

The next application matters.

  • ✓Get advice before trying another lender
  • ✓Send the details of the decline
  • ✓Let an adviser review the case properly
CCJ mortgage case

Have a CCJ and need a mortgage?

A CCJ can affect your mortgage application, but it does not automatically rule you out.

The date, amount, whether it has been satisfied, your deposit, income and affordability all matter.

An adviser will need to look at:

  • ✓When the CCJ was registered
  • ✓Whether it has been satisfied
  • ✓Your deposit, income and affordability
IVA mortgage case

Had an IVA and ready to buy?

Mortgage applications following an IVA need careful placement.

When an IVA ended, your deposit, income and affordability may all affect the mortgage advice you receive.

Send your case if:

  • ✓Your IVA has completed
  • ✓You are ready to buy or remortgage
  • ✓You want advice before approaching another lender
Defaults or missed payments

Defaults or missed payments affecting your mortgage?

Lenders may look at when the issue happened, how serious it was, whether your finances have improved and what deposit you have.

Do not make another application blindly.

The details matter:

  • ✓How recent the issue is
  • ✓The amount and current status
  • ✓Your deposit, income and affordability

Your next steps

What happens after you send your case?

Three simple steps. No guessing. No blind applications.

1

Complete the short case form

Tell us where you are in the mortgage process and what credit issue is affecting you.

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2

An adviser reviews your details

Your credit history, deposit, income and affordability are considered.

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3

Speak to a specialist adviser

They explain the next step based on your circumstances.

Why speak to My Mortgage Specialist?

Specialist mortgage advice for complex credit cases

  • ✓FCA-regulated mortgage advice
  • ✓Adverse credit mortgage specialists
  • ✓Based in Nottingham, supporting clients across the UK
  • ✓Adviser-led support, not a generic comparison form
  • ✓Support for CCJs, past IVAs, defaults, missed payments and complex cases
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Speak to a team that deals with adverse credit and complex mortgage cases every day.

Do not make another mortgage application blindly.

If you need a mortgage and have adverse credit, send your case to us before applying again.

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Send your case to an adviser

What best describes your situation?

Choose the closest option.

I have found a property or had an offer accepted
I have been declined by a lender
I need a mortgage soon
I need to remortgage soon

What credit issue is affecting your mortgage?

Select all that apply.

CCJ
IVA
Defaults
Missed payments
Debt Management Plan
Bankruptcy
Poor credit score
Previous mortgage decline
Not sure

What type of mortgage do you need?

Select one.

First-time buyer
Moving home
Remortgage
Buy-to-let
Right to Buy
Something else

Property and deposit

Timescale and applicants

This helps the adviser understand how urgent the case is.

Income and employment

Use the total income before tax for everyone applying.

Where should we contact you?

Send your case and the team will contact you about the next step.

By sending your case, you agree for My Mortgage Specialist to contact you about your enquiry. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
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Some types of buy to let mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

As a mortgage is secured against your property, it could be repossessed if you do not keep up the mortgage repayments.