About Mortgage Bridge

Specialists in complex cases and credit challenges

We help clients who’ve been told “computer says no” — whether that’s past missed payments, defaults, or income that doesn’t fit a neat box. Straightforward explanations, careful case packaging, and access to a wide panel of lenders.

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Specialistadverse & complex
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Plain Englishno jargon
Mortgage Bridge on mobile — quick contact and case updates
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How we help

What we do differently

Every case gets a thorough pre-assessment. We map your credit file, income, and goals, then match to lenders whose criteria genuinely fit.

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Bad credit considered

Defaults, CCJs, arrears — assessed in context, with clear lender options.

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Complex income

Self-employed, limited company, variable pay, benefits and pension income.

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First-time purchases

Step-by-step guidance and realistic affordability checks from the outset.

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Straight answers

Upfront feasibility, no false promises, and transparent next steps.

Missed payments Defaults CCJs Debt consolidation Self-employed Limited company Contractor
Why clients choose us

Methodical, thorough, and on your side

  • Detailed credit-file read with a clear summary you can understand.
  • Lender criteria matched to your exact profile, not guesswork.
  • Honest feasibility — we’ll tell you if it’s a “not yet” and what to fix.
  • Case packaging that answers underwriters’ questions before they ask.
  • Regular updates via call, email, or message — your choice.

What to expect

1) Discovery. A short call to understand your situation and goals.

2) Document check. We review payslips, bank statements, and your credit report.

3) Lender short-list. Options filtered to criteria that actually fit.

4) Decision in Principle. A realistic DIP before full application.

No surprises — just a clear path and timescales.

Got questions? Let’s talk through your options

Send over a few details and we’ll outline what’s realistic — and what to do next if it isn’t yet.

Start an enquiry

*As a mortgage is secured against your home, it could be repossessed if you do not keep up the mortgage repayments.