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Your Specialist Contractor Mortgage Broker

My Contractor Broker
helps you borrow

with no company accountswhen using an umbrella companybased on gross contract value not tax returnswith as little as a 5% deposit up to 6 x contract value

Does your income work differently? Your mortgage should too.

We structure applications around your contract-day rate so you can unlock the borrowing power that you deserve.

How much can I borrow?

Contractors don’t earn like permanent staff, so why are mortgages still assessed that way?

Payslips, P60s, and rigid income rules don’t reflect contract work, and they’re holding your borrowing back.

A contractor mortgage broker removes those barriers by assessing the way your income is actually earned. The end result is clearer affordability, stronger applications, and access to lenders that understand contract income properly.

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Mortgages that Work the Way You Do

First-Time Buyer Mortgages

Buy your first home using contract income assessed on your day rate, not payslips or accounts.

Moving House Mortgages

Move home using annualised contract income to show affordability beyond salary or dividends.

Remortgage Deals

Switch or refinance using contract income to secure better rates or release equity.

Buy-to-Let Mortgages

Invest in property with buy-to-let lending assessed mainly on rental income returns.

Secured Loans

Raise funds against property equity using contract income without remortgaging.

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Clearer Decisions and Stronger Outcomes

Standard mortgage criteria just doesn’t cut it.

Umbrella contactors are often assessed on basic payslips alone. Reliable income from holiday pay, bonuses, commissions, and expenses is ignored, so your borrowing power is reduced from the outset.

Limited company contractors face a different issue. Salary and dividends are treated as the full story, but retained profits and tax-efficient structures are overlooked.

How a contractor mortgage broker helps.

Every application with My Contractor Broker is structured around how mortgage lenders for contractors actually assess risk. The focus stays on real affordability, and never on assumptions.

The lender assesses your income on your contract day rate, multiplied by the weeks worked. For example: £500 x 5 x 46 weeks = £115,000. For you, this means fewer delays, fewer unnecessary evidence requests, and simpler decisions.

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Built by Experts for Contractors

Short contracts. Renewals. Variable workloads.

Our model is designed for real-world contracting.

It supports mortgage approval for freelancers and contractors who are often wrongly classed as temporary workers. It also suits people with fluctuating income who don’t always fit standard lending profiles.

Working with a freelancer mortgage broker who specialises in contractor support provides access to lenders with a wealth of experience. Whether it’s mortgages for self-employed professionals or independent and self-employed contractor mortgage terms, our team can pair you with lenders who understand the ins and outs of your situation and apply flexibility where it counts.

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Why Work With Us?

FAQs

Yes. A contractor mortgage broker can arrange mortgages assessed on contract income instead of payslips, using day rate or hourly rate calculations.

Many will. Contractor-friendly mortgage lender panels often assess contractor income, day rate, or irregular income mortgages without overly relying on full company accounts.

We can access the same rates as a permanent employee, this means that although we are working off your day rate, you will not be charged higher interest rates than a permanent employee.

Not always. Some lenders offer independent and self-employed contractor mortgage terms that don’t require multiple years of accounts, depending on contract history.

Yes. A specialist mortgage broker for contractors matches applications to lenders that understand contract income, often improving approval rates and access to the best mortgage rates for contractors.