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Everything you need to know about Mortgages for Nurses.
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Whilst Nurses don’t really get specific special mortgages there are certainly products and schemes that may benefit them. When we talk about mortgages for NHS employees we are generally talking about the way a mortgage broker packages your application.
When applying for a mortgage, having your application packaged correctly can make all the difference.
Nurse income is often complicated. Some lenders may not always understand the various elements of the way a healthcare professional is paid. Medical professionals often have more than just basic salary and their income may have various elements that need to be considered.
When getting a mortgage as a Nurse you may have complicated payslips, you may work as a Bank Nurse as well as your main NHS position.
There can be a lot of factors going on with getting mortgages for nurses. We tailor bespoke mortgage advice to suit your needs. This includes packaging your case with the correct lender, in the best way possible to help you buy a home.
Getting a Newly Qualified Nurse Mortgage can sometimes be difficult. You will often have a shorter employment history due to studying previously. You may also be on a short term contract or doing Bank work.
There are usually lenders that will consider you as a Newly Qualified Nurse. However, it is usually best to speak to a specialist mortgage advisor that can help you not only find the right lender, but also package your application for the best chance of success.
The old Key Worker mortgage scheme for nurses ended a few years ago. Fortunately the government has recently announced a new scheme for Key Workers that will offer a minimum of a 30% discount on eligible new build properties.
The scheme was announced in early 2020 and is currently in consultation stage. We will update the page once we know more.
There are specialist lenders and products for professionals that may offer mortgage discounts for Nurses. More often than not there are standard products that will likely offer a better deal though.
Unfortunately there are not many discounts still available for NHS staff. However, the first homes scheme mentioned above will offer a discount on properties for Key Workers when it is released.
It is entirely possible to get a Student Nurse Mortgage. Whilst studying to become a nurse you will likely receive some form of bursary and you may get some employed income as well.
The bursary income can usually be used for affordability whilst you’re training. This is due to the fact that you will likely get a job at the end of your training.
Newly Qualified Nurses may find they can also get a mortgage using their new contract, up to 5 months before it has actually begun! This could potentially be as little as a letter stating your income for the new position.
At NHS Mortgages we don’t have a nurse mortgage calculator. We do have an NHS Mortgage calculator though, and that should give you an idea of how much you can borrow as a Nurse. Just enter your total household income into it and it will do the rest.
If you would like a more precise idea of how much you can borrow, speak to a specialist mortgage broker that can go through your entire case and tell you how much you will be able to borrow.
If you need mortgages for nurses with Bad credit you may have a few options. Depending on the severity of your bad credit and how long ago it was. There are lots of types of bad credit. The most common Bad credit includes:
With any bad credit the longer ago it was, the better your chances. It may also be a good idea to pay off any bad credit as most lenders want to see it satisfied.
There are some products from a selection of lenders that are for professionals such as nurses. We count these as a nurse Mortgage loan program. However, They are not always the best solution for a Nurse.
We often find that whilst looking for specialist products NHS staff will overlook standard products that may be a better fit for them or offer a better deal. We always recommend speaking to a specialist mortgage advisor that will point you in the right direction.
The main things we see when helping with mortgages for nurses are:
At NHS Mortgage advice we specialise in Mortgages for nurses. Here’s how we can help you:
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