The Mortgage Bubble gives you that helping hand
We understand that buying your first home can be a daunting prospect. At The Mortgage Bubble, we aim to make it an enjoyable experience with our expert first-time buyer mortgage advice. Let us give you the helping hand you need when taking your first steps onto the property ladder.

How can we help you?
Choosing the right first-time buyer mortgage involves considering the factors that significantly impact your finances. By consulting with our experts, we will take the time to understand your personal and financial circumstances, helping us determine your borrowing capacity. From there, we will guide you toward the most suitable mortgage options tailored to your situation.
With access to a wide range of current market deals, including exclusive offers not directly available to first-time buyers, we can secure competitive rates for you. Additionally, our comprehensive knowledge of government schemes supporting first-time buyers means we can help you make the most of these opportunities.
In most cases, our advice comes with no fees. So why not reach out to us today to discuss your options? We can help you obtain an agreement in principle, setting you on the right path toward buying your first home.
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First Time Buyer FAQs
The minimum you will need is 5%. The more deposit you put in the better interest rate you can get.
Use our easy to use calculator and contact us for a personalised illustration and we can provide you with an agreement in principle certificate.
An agreement in principle, also known as a decision in principle or mortgage promise is useful if you haven’t found a property you want to buy but want to an initial agreement on how much you can borrow.
A mortgage has one key difference to other loans – it is secured against your home. If you cannot keep up with your monthly repayments you put yours and your familys home at risk of repossession. You can protect yourself against this, contact us so we can go through your options.
It is a requirement of your mortgage to have building insurance. This covers the bricks and mortar, fixtures of fittings. Its is also a good idea to take out contents insurance aswell – this protects all your possessions in your home from furniture to jewellery.
Mortgage protection cover
It is also important to think about what will happen to your mortgage in the event of death, or if you are too ill to work. Our Mortgage & Protection advisers can help you find the right level of cover to protect your mortgage should the worst happen.
Get a quoteYour home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.