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Mortgage brokers in Washington

4 firms in Washington with evidence of arranging mortgages: either its own website, matched by its Companies House number, mentions mortgage services, or "mortgage" is in its registered company name. We haven't confirmed that any of them is authorised by the FCA, so use the “Verify on FCA Register” link before you take advice.

First-time buyers: 3Remortgage: 3Buy-to-let: 3Self-employed: 1Bad or adverse credit: 1

Before you choose a broker: only firms authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority may legally advise on or arrange regulated mortgage contracts in the UK. Always check the Financial Services Register directly before proceeding.

Washington at a glance

Questions to ask any broker in Washington

  1. Can you recommend mortgages from the whole market, from a panel of lenders, or from a single lender?
  2. Do you charge a fee? How much is it, and is any of it payable before the mortgage completes?
  3. How are you paid by the lender, and could that affect which mortgage you recommend?
  4. What documents will you need from me, and how long does a lender's decision usually take?
  5. What is your firm's FCA reference number, so I can check it on the Financial Services Register?

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Firms in Washington mention these on their own websites:

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