Remortgaging Solicitors

Save on your monthly payments with our remortgaging solutions.

At Fitzhugh Gates Solicitors, we take the stress out of remortgaging by managing all the legal work for you.

Residential Property Icon

Frequently asked questions

If you’re staying with your current lender and switching products or borrowing more, you probably won’t need a solicitor. But if you’re moving to a new lender, legal work is required. A solicitor ensures all the necessary checks are done and funds are transferred securely.

You can remortgage anytime after your fixed rate ends or if you’re on a variable rate. You can also remortgage mid-term, but you might have to pay an early repayment charge.

Your application might be declined if:

  • Your credit score or financial situation has worsened.
  • The value of your property has dropped, reducing your equity.
  • You owe more than your property is worth (negative equity).
  • Your remaining mortgage balance is too small (under £50,000).

Yes, you can release equity to access a lump sum for things like home improvements or debt repayment. This increases your mortgage balance and monthly payments.

Also referred to as a product fee, application fee or booking fee, it’s the charge that the mortgage lender requires from you in order to arrange the mortgage deal. Depending on the mortgage lender, these charges will vary.

You can, but early repayment charges from your current lender might make it costly. Weigh the savings from a better rate against these fees before deciding.

Yes, a valuation is usually required so lenders can determine your loan-to-value ratio. Most use a ‘desktop valuation’ based on recent sales data, but they might send a surveyor to physically inspect your property depending on the circumstances.

Can’t see what you’re looking for?

Please get in touch, and we will be happy to assist.

Trusted Experts

Reliable Legal Support for Your Peace of Mind

Make an enquiry

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Why Choose Fitzhugh Gates Solicitors?

  • Instant online quotes tailored to your specific requirements
  • Highly experienced full service property solicitors
  • Accredited member of the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme
  • Fully authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority

Get in touch