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Buying a house is a big decision for first-time Buyers in Ely as it is anywhere in the world. Unless you get the correct mortgage advice, things can get confusing, stressful and time consuming for you. It can become even more stressful later if you have acted without the sorts of full information that an adviser would provide.
At The Mortgage Bureau, our mortgage advisers will help remove the confusion, save you time and provide the correct first-time buyer mortgage advice.
Being an independent mortgage broker here in Ely, we are not tied to any lender or estate agent. When we have a full understanding of your current situation this allows us to match you with the most suitable lender.
Because we want to help our customers make the right decision as first-time buyers in Ely, here are some tips you should consider:
Our Ely office is located on the Eastern bypass close to the mainline train station and the Tesco supermarket on a small business park with ample parking. It is a short walk into town where a number of local estate agents with which we work closely are located. We serve customers from Cambridgeshire, South Norfolk and Suffolk from this office.
Ely is in the area known as the fens which were a tidal marshland until drained and consequently the cathedral can be seen for miles around. Attempts to drain the Fens, and to protect the land from flooding, began as long as Roman times and continued throughout the Middle Ages, but the ‘Great Draining‘ took place in the seventeenth century. King James I declared in 1620 that ‘the Honour of the Kingdom would not suffer the said Land to be absorbed to the Will of the Waters, nor let it keep Waste and unprofitable.’ He would himself be responsible for the reclamation of the fenlands. He invited Cornelius Vermuyden to England, initially to drain marshes in Essex: Vermuyden was a Dutchman, then only 26 years old. The great works of large-scale drainage of the mid-seventeenth century in Fenland that followed, like the Old and New Bedford Rivers and the Denver Sluice, are some of the largest man-made landscape features in England.
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YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE. A typical fee is £295. Ask for a personalised illustration. The Mortgage Bureau is a trading name of A.M. Mortgages (UK) Ltd. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate some aspects of Buy to Let mortgages.