We help you make that house your home

A mortgage broker helps you find and apply for the best mortgage deals by comparing options from multiple lenders. They guide you through the process and provide expert advice tailored to your financial situation.

Most mortgage brokers in Ireland are paid by the lenders they work with, so their services are often free to you. However, some brokers may charge a fee, so it’s important to confirm this upfront.

Yes, mortgage brokers have access to a range of lenders and exclusive deals that may not be available directly from your bank, increasing your chances of finding a better rate.

A mortgage broker can streamline the process by handling paperwork, liaising with lenders, and keeping the process on track, which can save you time compared to applying independently.

Yes, mortgage brokers in Ireland are regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland, ensuring they adhere to strict professional and ethical standards.

Typically up to 4 times your annual income, with first-time buyers able to borrow up to 90% of property value.

Proof of identity, address, income, employment details, bank statements, and savings history.

Usually 2-6 weeks, depending on individual circumstances.

Valuation fees, legal fees, stamp duty, home insurance, and life insurance.

Yes, potentially saving money through lower interest rates, but consider associated switching costs.