Self employed criteria enhanced at Pepper

Pepper Homeloans launched into the UK mortgage market last year with a range of products designed for borrowers experiencing difficulties obtaining a mortgage from a high street lender and has announced today that it has enhanced its self employed criteria by reducing the minimum trading period to 1 year.

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Warren Lewis
1st June 2016
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"Maximum age for buy-to-let applicants - has been increased to 85 at the end of the term."

Jeff Knight, Head of Marketing, had this to say: “As we further strengthen our position in the UK mortgage market we are continually seeking opportunities within specific market niches. One such niche is the self employed and this is a growing opportunity for intermediaries.”

In addition to the changes in self employed criteria, the lender has also made a significant number of criteria enhancements to its range of residential and buy-to-let mortgages, in response to feedback from mortgage intermediaries.

The changes include the following:

• Minimum term - for all mortgage applications has been reduced to 5 years.
• Maximum age for buy-to-let applicants - has been increased to 85 at the end of the term.
• Remortgages - will be considered for applicants who have been registered owners for 6 months.
• BTL rental income – will now be taken into account as long as it is not the sole or primary income of the borrower.

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