Metro Finance Ltd
Sheffield
Mortgage advice covering self-employed, first-time buyers. Metro Finance Ltd charges a broker fee.
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About Metro Finance Ltd
Metro Finance Ltd is a UK mortgage broker based in Sheffield. Its website describes mortgage advice for first-time buyers, self-employed borrowers. Its website publishes FCA regulatory details.
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Metro Finance Ltd works across self-employed and first-time buyers from Sheffield — a focused listing led by self-employed work.
Self-Employed
Self-employed cases turn on how a lender reads your income. Some average two or three years of accounts, some use your latest year, and sole traders, limited-company directors and day-rate contractors are all assessed differently. A firm that does this regularly knows which lenders sit where.
Read the self-employed guideFirst-Time Buyers
First-time-buyer work means walking someone through it from scratch: what deposit is realistic, what an agreement in principle is worth to an estate agent, which schemes still exist and what lenders will ask to see.
Read the first-time buyers guideFees: what this means for you
Charges a broker fee
You pay this firm for its advice on top of the lender's product fee, valuation and legal costs. Ask for the amount, the point at which it becomes payable and whether it is refundable if the case falls through — firms must disclose this before you commit.
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Questions to ask Metro Finance Ltd
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- 1You list self-employed and first-time buyers — how many cases like mine do you place in a year, and which lenders do you use for them?
- 2What is your fee, when is it payable, and do I get it back if the application does not complete?
- 3How will lenders read my income — salary plus dividends, net profit, or day rate — and do you work with lenders that use my latest year rather than an average?
- 4What deposit do I realistically need for the properties I am looking at, and which schemes am I actually eligible for?
- 5Do you see clients at your Sheffield office, or is this handled by phone and video?
Getting in touch with Metro Finance Ltd
Metro Finance Ltd lists a phone number alongside its own website, so you can either call or start with an online enquiry.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Metro Finance Ltd charge a fee for mortgage advice?
Yes. Metro Finance Ltd is listed as fee-charging, so you pay the firm for its advice in addition to lender and legal costs. Ask for the exact amount, when it becomes payable and whether you get it back if the application does not complete.
What types of mortgage does Metro Finance Ltd handle?
Metro Finance Ltd records self-employed and first-time buyers, working from Sheffield. Ask anyway if your case sits outside that list.
Does Metro Finance Ltd work with self-employed borrowers?
Yes — self-employed lending is one of the areas Metro Finance Ltd lists. Have your last two to three years of accounts or SA302s and corresponding tax year overviews ready. The figure you can borrow depends heavily on which lender is used, because they treat retained profit, dividends and contract income very differently.
Does Metro Finance Ltd only cover Sheffield?
Metro Finance Ltd is listed in Sheffield, but UK brokers are not restricted to their own area and most advise nationally by phone or video. You can also compare other mortgage brokers in Sheffield on MortgageMatch.
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