UK Mortgage Market Specialists with Asia & UK Offices
 

MORTGAGE ADVICE FOR

INTERNATIONALS

Jackson Potter have a successful track record of providing finance for UK properties. Lenders range from internationally known UK banks to smaller building societies. We also have connections with Private Banks and lenders in The City of London. We do not require a UK salary - Singapore & Hong Kong $ income accepted.

Need a Cantonese or Mandarin speaking solicitor ?

We have legal firm partners in the UK that are very experienced in dealing with property purchases for Singapore and Hong Kong nationals in the UK.

We work along side them to help make your purchase as smooth as possible. Please contact us for a quotation and we can put you in touch with them.

 
 
 
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Clear Advice

We offer independent advice to all sectors of the market and have successfully arranged loans on properties from £100,000 to in excess of £ 5 million. We aim to treat all our customers with the same level of professionalism and courtesy.

Our aim is to create a bespoke mortgage, matching our client’s individual circumstances to the lenders criteria to produce the best possible outcome.

We work for our clients, not the banks. Our customer’s satisfaction is paramount.

 

Our History

Having spent several years training mortgage advisors for a large UK Insurance Company, Managing Director, Steve Jackson, decided to go it alone and set up an independent mortgage brokerage. That was way back in 1996.

The firm has successfully arranged thousands of mortgages over the years. The mortgage market has seen many, many changes in that time and we have successfully adapted along the way by offering an honest, transparent, confidential service to our large and ever growing customer base.

 
 

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Jackson Potter features alongside the Prime Minister in the 2017 Finance section. The document that looks back on the year in Finance and Westminster. Steve Jackson puts his view on the current UK Buy to Let sector. The main aim of the Review is to showcase best practice as a learning tool to the public and private sector.

The Parliamentary Review