LAwyers: Get the mortgage you need
Mortgages for lawyer:
As a solicitor, you know the importance of getting the right mortgage. While you may have fairly straightforward income and expenses, there are still a number of advantages to using a mortgage broker.
Often as a solicitor you will have fairly straightforward income and expenses, there are still a number of advantages to using a mortgage broker.
A mortgage broker can help you find the best mortgage for your needs while a bank can only offer its own products. Brokers have access to a wide range of lenders which means they compare rates and terms to find the best deals for you. They can also help you through the entire mortgage process.
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Who we can help
At Orton Financial we have extensive experience in working with partners and solicitors at large firms, including DLA Piper, Clifford Chance and Magic Circle firms.Â
We offer a professional and discreet service, ensuring suitable advice is provided. Working with private banks, and mainstream lenders, we can offer significant savings on mortgage products.Â
We Can Open Doors to Thousands of Mortgage Options
Purchase Products
Re-Mortgage Products
Mortgage Products with Private Banks
Are specialist products available for solicitors?
If you are transitioning to a partner in a firm, there is no longer a requirement to arrange your next mortgage through a private bank. We can use your monthly draw in place of conventional salary. This offers significant savings and flexibility on your options.Â
Newly qualified solicitors (within 5 years of registration) may be eligible for specific mortgage products with enhanced lending multiples. For more information on eligibility, please visit our Young Professional mortgage page.Â
 If you do not meet the requirements for young professional products, there may still be products available to you based on your income. Most banks offer enhanced lending multiples to high earners. The typical maximum multiple is 5.5-6x, but more can be achieved under certain circumstances.Â