self-build:
we will put the foundations in place to give you total peace of mind.
If you have big plans to build your dream home, at signature we know how important it is to get the right funding to suit your self-build home. And this is always our number one priority.
Self-build mortgages are unlike anything else and work in a totally different way than a traditional mortgage. A self-build mortgage releases funds in stages, to give you the money you need to build your home, allowing you to pay for materials or contractor fees.
Having funds upfront, can enhance your eligibility for a self-build mortgage, by ensuring that the first stages of your project are fully funded, which will make lenders more likely to invest in your build.
Our team can find a solution tailored to suit you.
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