Transparent Mortgage Broker in Mottingham
Close to both the city and the Kent countryside, Mottingham is an appealing spot for families and young professionals to set up home. If you’d like the assistance of the leading mortgage broker in Mottingham to help you make this transition, call Mortigo.
Mortigo: The Mortgage Broker in Mottingham that Embraces Technology
At Moritgo we keep you, the consumer, out of the dark and at the centre of the whole process. We don’t try to hide anything and we’ve used technology to improve on many of the glaring inefficiencies that the mortgage process was once famous for.
This technology has allowed us to strip back what was a bloated process, and fit it all into 3 simple steps.
Our USP is that we put the consumer at the heart of everything we do. We want you to have a good experience in your quest to secure the funding you need to purchase your next home.
Step 1: File Your Application
The application form with Mortigo is much shorter than with virtually any other mortgage broker in Mottingham. We make it as easy as possible to file your application from anywhere, including simply right at home.
Step 2: Check Your Eligibility
It’s at this point that we really shine. The traditional mortgage broker will have a person look over these applications – which is very time consuming and causes delays. We leverage some of the latest technology available to speed up this process infinitely. Consequently, we can often let you know whether you’re eligible or not within a matter of hours, rather than days or weeks.
Step 3: Secure Your Mortgage
Once you’ve received your Agreement in Principle, you need to set aside some time to carefully read through it to determine whether you're comfortable with the terms. The Mortigo team is always on hand to answer any questions that may arise during this process.
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About Mottingham
What we now call Mottingham has been an established community for at least 1,200 years. Way back in the 9th century its name was recorded as “Modingahema”, which has been interpreted to mean “Moda’s people”. Though exactly who Moda was is unclear.
Like most of England at the time, Modingahema was farmland although there was a cluster of buildings along what is now Mottingham Lane, (ironically, one of the least developed parts of the modern town).
For the better part of a thousand years, Mottingham remained a sleepy agricultural village where life passed quietly. That changed in the late 19th century with the arrival of the railroad. It didn’t take long for cottage houses to start popping up along with retail shops and schools.
By the 1880s larger homes began to appear in West Park. These homes were a great success and most are still in use today. Soon after homes, schools and stores appeared came Mottingham’s first church – St. Andrew’s – which opened in 1880 and is still standing on Court Street.
By the end of the 2nd World War, Mottingham had lost its rural flavour but was never subjected to rampant commercial development and retains a laid-back, residential air to this day. That’s just one of the reasons the housing market here is so robust. Other reasons include:
Dining out
If you enjoy eating out you’ll find Jolpai Indian Cuisine, The Fish Inn at the Old Bank, Zavi Turkish restaurant, the Rox bistro, Azzurro Italian food, the China Jade, Lale Kebab Shop, the Eltham Grill House, Prezzo Italian, Legends American Bar & Grill, The Tudor Barn and much more.
Schools
There are no fewer than 15 quality schools in and around Mottingham ranging from nursery schools right up to the renowned Eltham College. If you have young children you are sure to be pleased by the variety and quality of the educational opportunities in Mottingham.
Safety
Mottingham is considered a safe place to live and raise children. Crime rates here are low and violent crime is well below the average for London. You can feel safe walking the streets or sending your kids off to school here.
Contact Our Mortgage Experts Today
Have you got a question about the way in which we operate? Or perhaps you’d like some advice relating to your specific circumstances? Our team would love to help and you contact us at 0808 164 1616.