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Lending criteria

Please see below for detailed information about our lending criteria, and how to make the pre-application to completion process easier.

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Any property that is up to 10 acres Subject to no agricultural ties or commercial activity. Where property exceeds 5 acres we will only consider the value of the house and immediate garden area. Accept
Any property that is above 10 acres Subject to no agricultural ties or commercial activity. Where property exceeds 5 acres we will only consider the value of the house and immediate garden area. Refer

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Sheltered housing must be self contained and living independently

Property Type Definitions: Retirement Housing / Sheltered Accommodation

  • There is no legal definition of Retirement Housing, also known as Sheltered Accommodation. The following provides Legal & General Home Finance's view on what it considers as Retirement Housing / Sheltered Accommodation.
  • Retirement Housing / Sheltered Accommodation are self-contained homes for sale, shared ownership or rent.
  • They will typically have part-time Wardens rather than full-time carers and will provide emergency call systems within each accommodation such as ‘Red Cords’.
  • There may be basic facilities such as a launderette, garden, and guest room.
  • Sites are typically a combination of properties with between 40-60 units.
Accept
Re-sale fee exceeds 3% of the property value Retirement villages have different criteria please refer to Legal & General Home Finance. Decline
Age Restricted Properties   Decline

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
  • Could be sharing or on separate council tax banding.
  • Annexe may be detached or attached to main residence.
  • Annexe is either empty at completion or occupied by a maximum of two family members (more than two to be referred) or a contracted live-in carer, each of whom signs a Deed of Consent.
  • Annexe to be less than 50% of the main property footprint.

We will not consider:

  • Annexes that don't share the same utilities as the main property.
  • B&B if there is an annexe.

We will consider:

Annexes with separate council tax banding but must be part of the main legal title and have no separate services. If there is more than two family members in annex, please confirm how old and how many.

Accept

Information Hints,Tips, Caveats Accept/ Refer/Decline
Properties which are the main residence in England, Wales, mainland Scotland and the Isle of Wight

All applications are subject to our underwriting and valuations
Must have suitable insurance with no onerous terms or excesses.

We do not accept other Isles; Northern Ireland, Scilly Isles, Isle of Man and the Channel Isles.

Accept

Information Accept/Refer/Decline
Caravans or Park Homes Decline

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Any property above, below or adjacent to commercial properties All cases are subject to valuers comments. For information on classification of commercial properties - include information from our further details. Refer

Information Accept/Refer/Decline

Properties:

  • Where any part of the property is used for farming (arable or pastoral), providing any form of commercial income including renting of land to other parties
  • Where livestock are being kept for commercial purposes
  • Small holdings
Decline
Any property where livestock are kept for non-commercial gain Refer

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Properties defective under the 1984 housing act   Decline
Steel framed built after 2001 Subject to valuers comments. Accept
Steel framed built before 2001 and steel-clad properties   Decline
Wimpey no fines or Mundic properties with current A1 category report held   Accept
Standard Construction - brick or solid stone   Accept
Timber framed properties built before 1900   Refer
Timber framed properties built after 1960   Accept
Timber framed properties built between 1900–1960   Decline

A single skin wall is a wall of less than 225mm brick thickness. Property's that have elements of single skin walls may be acceptable subject to meeting all the following conditions

  • Up to a maximum of 20% of the exterior wall area;
  • No adverse structural or damp issues;
  • If the Single skin walls are on an upper floor they must be structurally sound i.e. the roof is securely tied in, and
  • Saleability and mortgageability must not be adversely affected
Historic construction types such as Herringbone brick or wattle and daub in-fill of oak timber framing are not deemed single skin and will be assessed on a separate basis. Refer
Single skin walls on two floors are not acceptable as the structural integrity may be compromised. Single skin wall construction of the full building is unacceptable   Decline
Other types of concrete; any prefabricated reinforced concrete (PRC) and non A1 Mundic concrete or High Alumina cement properties, Laing easiform concrete and Large panel systems (LPS) PRC repaired is also not accepted. Decline

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Properties near or including contaminated land or waste For example, properties in close proximity landfill. Decline

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Properties with extension exceeding 50% of total floor area This is subject to valuers comments. Refer

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  • Bedsits / studio flats which are the main residence must have a minimum internal measurement of 30m2 with their own bathroom and kitchen. The kitchen can be in the same room. Max £1million
  • Upto 5 storeys with no lift flat must be located on floor 3 or below
  • Upto 10 storeys with a lift

All applications are subject to our underwriting and valuations.

Must have suitable insurance with no onerous terms or excesses.

We do not accept other Isles; Northern Ireland, Scilly Isles, Isle of Man and the Channel Isles.

Accept
  • Flats above 5 storeys with no lift access where the property is on floor 3 or below
  • Flats over 10 storey
Must have suitable block insurance with no onerous terms or excesses. Refer
  • Freehold flats
  • Flats with no block building insurance
  • Bedsits / studios under 30m2
  • Ex Local Authority, ex Housing Association or ex Ministry of Defence houses/bungalows/flats/maisonettes where pre-emption conditions have not exceeded clawback period
  • Ex-Local Authority Flats above 10 storeys irrespective of the subject property’s location
  • Flats above 5 storeys in height with no lift where the subject property is located on the 4th floor or above
  Decline

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Properties/Gardens which have flooded in the last five years, or where our flood risk data indicates a higher risk of flooding Full buildings insurance must be in place with no exclusions, endorsements or onerous conditions or excesses. Decline

Information Accept/Refer/Decline
Properties with up to 15% flying freehold Accept

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Properties which are the main residence in England, Wales mainland Scotland and the Isle of Wight

All applications are subject to our underwriting and valuations.

Must have suitable insurance with no onerous terms or excesses.

We do not accept other Isles; Northern Ireland, Scilly Isles, Isle of Man and the Channel Isles.

Accept

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
More than 7 metres away from habitable spaces, conservatory and/or garage of the property  This is subject to valuers comments Accept

Information Accept/Refer/Decline
England and Wales Grade 2 and Scotland Grade C Listed Buildings Accept
England and Wales Grade 2* and Scotland Grade B Listed Buildings Refer
England and Wales Grade 1 and Scotland Grade A Listed Buildings Decline

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
New build properties are defined as properties up to two years old or being occupied for the first time with NHBC Certificate, Building Warranty, or acceptable Professional Consultant Certificate. Properties between two-ten years old with NHBC Certificate, Building Warranty or acceptable Professional Consultant Certificate

Properties under 10 years old must have a New Build Warranty.

The following are acceptable:

  • ABC+ Warranty
  • Advantage HCI
  • Ark Insurance Group
  • Build Assure
  • Building Life Plans Ltd
  • Buildzone
  • Checkmate
  • Global Home Warranties
  • Homeproof (formally known as Aedis)
  • International Construction Warranties (ICW)
  • NHBC
  • One Guarantee
  • Premier Guarantee (including LABC Hallmark and LABC New Home Warranties)
  • Protek
  • Q Assure Build Ltd
Accept

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£70,000 and over for houses and bungalows

£100,000 for flats, maisonettes, ex-council, ex-housing association or ex-Ministry of Defence properties

All types of flat. Except Freehold flats in England and Wales.

Any Ex local authority properties have a minimum value required of £100,000.

Accept
Property value over £2,000,000 (£1,000,000 for studio flats) All types of flat. Except Freehold flats in England and Wales. Refer

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Properties in poor condition, state of repair or in need of full refurbishment

Properties deemed unacceptable by a valuer due to the condition causing adverse impact on saleability

Excessive stored items causing limited access to the rooms can impact the valuation. Decline

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Standard construction - Tiled or Slate roof   Accept
Property originally built with a 100% flat roof Other roof constructions may be considered e.g Metal roof. Refer
Property with a flat roof where 50% or more of the roof forms part of an extension Other roof constructions may be considered e.g Metal roof. Refer
Thatched roof buildings   Decline

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Second homes that are not the main residence This includes holiday homes. Decline

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Service charge and Ground Rent combined do not exceed 2.5% of the property value As in the Housing Act 1988 - ground rent must not exceed £250 per annum or £1000 within Greater London - Greater London is defined https://www.londononline.co.uk/boroughs/. Accept

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Solar Panels – owned   Accept
Solar Panels – Air space lease The lease needs to meet our requirements. The requirements have taken a broader approach to those implied by UK Finance. This is reviewed by our legal team prior to application. Refer

Information Hints, tips and caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Where spray foam insulation has been applied in the loft space   Decline
Where spray foam insulation has been removed from the loft space

Where spray foam insulation has been removed from the loft space. Removal has been completed by a professional.

A certificate may be required to confirm it has been satisfactorily removed.

Property will be subject to a full inspection and may require a roof report and any repairs required will need to be undertaken prior to completion.

Refer

Information Accept/Refer/Decline
Structural movement underpinned in the last five years. Progressive structural movement Decline

Information Accept/Refer/Decline
Unadopted roads Refer

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Properties without mains water, or have water supplied from a bore hole or a deep well We will not accept properties served by a spring. Refer

Applicant

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Affordability assessed
Only relevant for Payment Term Lifetime Mortgage (PTLM) and Retirement Interest Only Mortgage (RIO)

RIO Lending Standards PDF: 284KB

PTLM Lending Standards PDF: 362KB

See Lending Standards

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
For Lifetime Mortgages and Retirement Interest Only Mortgage (RIO); Applicants must be a minimum of 55 years and if two applicants, the youngest must be a maximum of 90 years at the time of application and complete within 6 months of the youngest borrower turning 91 RIO Lending Standards PDF: 282KB Accept
For Payment Term Lifetime Mortgage (PTLM); Applicants must be a minimum of 50 years and if two applicants, the youngest must be a maximum of 74 years at the time of application PTLM Lending Standards PDF: 362KB Accept

Information Accept/Refer/Decline
  • The property must be wholly or predominantly classified as residential under planning legislation
  • A small proportion of the property can be used for business purposes which solely benefits the applicant
  • The surveyor must be able to value the property on a residential basis ignoring any business use.
  • The property must be capable of being sold as a standard residence without extensive modification and expense
  • The surveyor must be aware of the full usage of the property at the time of instruction
Accept
Bed and Breakfast where the property has not been modified and has no paid employees Refer

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Interest Roll Up (IRTM) and Optional Payment (OPLM) Lifetime Mortgages; Missed Payments are acceptable Credit and voters roll searches: incorporating a three-year check on the applicant(s) address history will be carried out on all applicants. Accept

Retirement Interest Only Mortgage (RIO) and Payment Term Lifetime Mortgage (PTLM); Missed Payments

  • Secured loans and/or rental payments - No missed payments in 12 months
  • No more than one missed payment in the last 24 months
  • Unsecured loans - Max one missed payment in the last 12 months
  • Applicants need to be up to date with credit commitments.
  • Credit and voters roll searches; incorporating a three-year check on the applicant(s) address history will be carried out on all applicants.
Accept

RIO and PTLM; County Court Judgements;

  • with a maximum of 2 totalling amount <£500
  • registered more than 36 months ago 
    * Satisfied within 6 months of registration
A check on the applicant(s) address history will be carried out on all applicants. Accept
IRLM and OPLM; County Court Judgements;
*Up to four CCJ’s per application will be accepted
Satisfied CCJ are disregarded, those not satisfied are subject to individual consideration. There will be no requirement to clear unsatisfied CCJs from the lifetime mortgage advance. The same CCJ held jointly by two applicants will count as one. Accept

PLTM & RIO; Defaults;

  • Maximum one registered in the last 36 months
  • Total amount not exceeding £150
  Accept

PTLM & RIO; Bankruptcy/IVA/Sequestration

  • Discharge/satisfied for a minimum of 72 months
  • No further adverse credit since IVA
  Accept

IRLM and OPLM; Bankruptcy/IVA/Sequestration

  • Discharge/Satisfied before application
  Refer

PTLM & RIO;

  • Applicants with any arrears currently outstanding on any credit commitments
  Decline

IRLM and OPLM;

  • Applicants with any arrears currently outstanding on any credit commitments
  Accept

PTLM & RIO; Debt Management Plan

  • If satisfied for at least 72 months
  Accept

IRLM and OPLM;

  • Debt Management Plan is acceptable
  Accept
Applicants who have had a re-Possession take place   Decline
Debt Consolidation For PTLM & RIO debt consolidation is up to £30,000
For IRLM and OPLM this is unlimited.
Accept
PTLM & RIO; Applicants who have taken out a Payday Loan or Home Credit Loan   Decline
IRLM and OPLM; Applicants who have taken out a Payday Loan or Home Credit Loan   Accept

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Divorcing  - loan purpose to pay off spouse

Must be a full and final settlement order in place, ratified by the courts.

The party leaving the property must do so on or before Completion date.

Accept
Separated couples We always need a Deed of Separation (for ex partners and spouses) – Full independent legal advice received by both parties and there must be evidence of a clean break between the partners. Accept

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Maximum number of two applicants Both applicants must be registered on the title at completion. Accept
Applicants must own and reside in the property as their main residence   Accept
Applicants who are married or in a civil partnership must apply in joint names. If the property is owned by one of them, then the spouse or civil partner who is not on the title deeds will need legal advice to be added to the title deeds and mortgage

For Lifetime Mortgages; Unmarried cohabiting partners are acceptable with independent legal advice and a Deed of Consent

For Retirement Interest Only Mortgage (RIO); Unmarried cohabiting partners needs to be added to the title deeds and mortgage.

Accept
Applicants who have leased the property to any third party   Decline
For re-mortgages, at application at least one applicant must have owned and lived in the property for at least 6 months (RIO only)

 

Accept
Joint tenancy or tenants in common

Any percentage split is acceptable for tenants in common.

Where Tenancy in Common, when a joint borrower dies, the remaining party is not able to draw from their drawdown facility until the title has been legally transferred into their sole names.

Accept
Applicants must be UK nationals. Foreign nationals must have indefinite leave to remain in the UK. We may ask for evidence of this A passport will be accepted as evidence even if expired. 
Since leaving the EU we need sight of a permanent right to reside in the UK for EU members.
Accept

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Family or friends living in the property with the applicants

If family and age 17 and above and live in the property with the applicants;

  • Will need independent legal advice.
  • Sign a deed of consent (DOC).

There must be no more than two friends residing within the property otherwise this is considered a HMO regardless of the fact they are not paying rent. (DOC required).

Refer

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Up to two lodgers may reside in the property. A lodger is a person who pays rent in return for accommodation which includes sharing a kitchen, bathroom, and other communal areas

Lodgers must not have a tenancy agreement in place.

A lodger must reside in the main residence - for example; not in annexe.

Properties that contain 2 separate kitchens, with 1 for the purpose of a lodger will be declined.

Accept

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Joint applicants with one party in long-term care

One partner can already be in a care home permanently – that person will need a Power of Attorney.

The majority of the Initial Advance and any Drawdown must be for the benefit of the donor for example; to pay care fees.

Proof from care home confirming residence and care costs will be required.

Refer

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Property and Financial Lasting Power of Attorney submitted with ID and Residency Proof for Attorney

Donor must have lost mental capacity.

Each applicant must have a different independent Power of Attorney (for example; not the same).

Accept
  • Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney or Scottish equivalent
  • Spousal Lasting Power of Attorney
  • Same attorney acting for both applicants; Where joint applicants - one applicant acting for another
  Decline

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Where a tenancy agreement exists, or a lodger has independent facilities A lodger is a person who pays rent in return for accomodation which includes sharing a kitchen, bathroom and other communal areas. Decline

Ownership

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Properties where adjoining land is owned by a family member or owned by applicant in a different capacity on a separate title For example; own a second neighbouring property next door (house, commercial or business). Refer
Properties where the access is shared with a family member or owned by applicant in a different capacity on a separate title For example; own a second neighbouring property next door (house, commercial or business). Decline

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
Properties subject to Equity share schemes On completion applicants must own 100% of the property. Refer
If applicants share ownership of the property with a third party (for example, the developer) they must have the third party’s interest discharged before completion   Accept

Information Hints, Tips and Caveats Accept/Refer/Decline
The applicants must be the same as those that are/will be on the Proprietorship Register held by HM Land Registry

Where a third party is named on the title, and they are being removed the third party must receive independent legal advice on the transaction. 

Where the transfer is not for the full value of the third party’s interest in the property then we will require an indemnity policy for transfer at undervalue. 

We are not able to accept consent forms for transfer under value.

Accept
Pre-emption clause for current market value If it is in the right to buy clawback period they are unacceptable. Refer
Properties held in trust   Decline

Information Accept/Refer/Decline

Freehold or Leasehold. Absolute ownership in Scotland

For leasehold, age of the youngest applicant at completion, plus remaining lease term, must be at least 175 years

Accept

Information Accept/Refer/Decline
Properties with onerous restrictive covenants (for example; agricultural ties) Decline

Additional information

Query QueryHints/Tips
If you are unsure whether a commercial business is registered at the property You can simply check the council tax website to see if there is “mixed usage” notes on the register or alternatively check companies house.

 

Query Hints/Tips
We have a number of referrals relating to our requirements for spent sentences Criminal convictions as disclosed on the application form (unless for minor driving offences) or pending prosecutions, will not be accepted unless it’s spent under the Rehabilitation of Offenders 1974 Act.

Query Hints/Tips
The presence of a pylon near the property may affect saleability and therefore our ability to lend We will not accept if within the boundaries, or cables crossing over any of the property's boundaries. Proximity will be assessed on a case by case basis.

 

Query Hints/Tips
Customers often ask us about the definition of Long Term Care Our definition of moving into Long term care includes moving in with family which means no early repayment charge in this eventuality.

Query Hints/Tips
We get asked about our requirements for Retirement Villages

Properties contained within a Retirement Village are considered as eligible for an Legal & General Home Finance product provided they are located in one of the following Retirement Villages:

  • Austin Heath, Warwick, Warwickshire
  • Gifford Lea, Tattenhall, Cheshire
  • Great Alne Park, Maudslay, Warwickshire
  • Milbrook Village, Exeter, Devon
  • Durrants Village, Faygate, West Sussex

Query Hints/Tips
Sometimes customers are not making us aware that the property is serviced by a septic tank and is only being uncovered by the valuation

We need to confirm:

  • The septic tank is well maintained to 2020 standards.
  • How many properties shared.
  • If shared maintenance agreement in place.

Query Hints/Tips
If Telegraph poles are within the boundary or in close proximity of the property please refer to us Proximity will be assessed on a case by case basis - For example; rural and city cases can have different outcomes.

Tips to progress applications

Query Hints/Tips
Queries You can access current case information via our online portal and send us information too. This is available 24/7.

Query Hints/Tips
Estimated Valuations

'Rightmove' can provide a realistic estimate in order to manage your clients expectations appropriately. Rightmove use the land registry sold prices so is more accurate.

Discuss with the customer their expectations of their property value as this may be different compared to the valuers estimation.

Query Hints/Tips
Property Condition If you provide telephone advice to a customer, ensure probing questions are used to establish the condition of the property.

Query Hints/Tips
Purpose of funds Be specific with purpose of funds - this will give an indication of whether this may be a complex case.

Where a specialist report is requested our requirements are as follows:

Report Type Professional Qualification/Governing Body
Structural Movement/Underpinning Structural Engineer
  • Institute of Structural Engineers
  • Institute of Civil Engineers i.e. MIStructE, FIStuctE, MICE or FICE
Timber & Damp defects Qualified Contractor
  • Property Care Associations (PCA), previously known as British Wood Preserving & Damp-proofing Association (BWPDA)
  • Institute of Specialist Surveyors and Engineers (ISS)
Wall Ties Qualified Contractors
  • Property Care Association (PCA)
  • Wall Tie Installers Federation (WTIF)
Electrical Qualified Contractor/Registered Electrician

National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contractors (NICEIC) ELECSA Ltd

Mundic Concrete Screening Report Structural Engineer/Chartered Surveyor
  • Institute of Structural Engineers
  • Institute of Civil Engineers i.e. MIStructE, FIStuctE, MICE or FICE MRICS FRICS
Drains

Structural Engineer/Specialist Drainage Contractor

  • Institute of Structural Engineers
  • Institute of Civil Engineers i.e. MIStructE, FIStuctE, MICE or FICE
Trees Qualified Arboriculturist
  • Arboricultural Association’s Registered Consultancy (AARC)
  • ARB Approved Contractor
Gas Gas Engineer

Gas Safe Registered

Query Hints/Tips
Pre Application queries If you have made a pre application enquiry, please quote the number reference at application stage in order to avoid any delays and duplication. You can do a quote in our portal.

Query Hints/Tips
Be involved To avoid any delays or offer expiring:
  • Check your client has an appointment booked with their solicitor and remind them to return the pack to Legal & General's solicitors.
  • Check the offer for special conditions - is there anything you weren't expecting?
  • Keep in touch with your client after their solicitor appointment.

Query Hints/Tips
Check what category 'Type' the property comes under The transaction type will allow you to manage the customers expectations on how long the process might take and what could be required;
  • Type 1 - Standard - remortgage.
  • Type 2- Non standard - Leasehold, Trust, Incapacity etc.
  • Type 3 - Transactional - Porting, Purchases.

Non-Face to Face Document Certification

Who can certify a document How to certify a document

The document must be certified by a professional person or someone well respected in your community (“of good standing”). You could ask the following if they offer this service:

  • Bank or Building Society official
  • Post Office official
  • Councillor
  • Minister of Religion
  • Dentist
  • Chartered Accountant
  • Solicitor or Notary
  • Teacher or Lecturer

 The person you ask should not be:

  • Related to you
  • Living at the same address
  • In a relationship with you

Take the photocopied document and the original and ask the person to certify the copy by:

  • Writing ‘Certified to be a true copy of the original seen by me’ on the document.
  • Writing ‘True likeness to the individual’ on the document.
  • Signing and dating it.
  • Printing their name under the signature.
  • Adding their occupation, address, and telephone number.

Query Hints/Tips
Get the customer to confirm Solicitor details and scheduled meeting date Legal & General solicitors require the following information
  • Solicitor firm name, email address and individual case handler.
  • Date of appointment booked with solicitor.

Query Hints/Tips
Select Certified equity release solicitors

Select a solicitor who can do conveyancing for a lifetime mortgage.

Ensure that your customers solicitor returns the completed legal pack as soon as possible as it will speed up the process.

Query Hints/Tips
Title Issues

Consider checking the property title (small fee may be payable) at pre application stage to identify any discrepancies with the name on title against the client's name on the application documents.

This will also identify any title issues - Examples of titles issues are:

  • Trust
  • Pre Emptions
  • Overages
  • Separations
  • Estate rent charges
  • Restrictions

Query Hints/Tips
Utilise the Konexo portal to check/update If you have access to Konexo portal then you can check progress and see what information is outstanding. Contact your Account Manager to check to see if you are eligible for access.

Query Hints/Tips
Pre Applications queries

Most enquiries can be answered here, however if you need to refer to our Underwriters, please email preappenquiries@landghomefinance.com.

Suitability criteria

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