FAQs

How does Adverse.online work? - The answer is really simple. You complete your details online. We will then filter out any products we know you will not be eligible for. You can then choose a product you think suits from the list of available products. You can then upload your documents via our secure online portal and speak to your case manager via your portal. No appointments, no meetings, it is 100% online. 

We will verify everything and if we think there are better options, we will let you know. You will still be receiving an advised mortgage which gives you the full protection you would have with a more traditional mortgage broker. 

Can you help if I do not have bad credit? - We can, but there would need to be a good reason. We work from a panel of lenders which is specifically set up for people with bad credit. It means that you would end up paying more by using us as we do not have high street lenders available. You would probably best getting in touch via our contact page first before going through the application process. 

How does Adverse.online differ from a traditional broker? - Firstly you do not need to speak to us on the phone, via zoom (or similar) or face to face. Everything will be done online, you can start your application 24/7 and we will review everything our end. You can upload all of your documents securely via your own online portal and we can communicate there outside of the normal 9-5. Imagine, you can apply for a mortgage in your jammies! And we can review it ours (only joking). 

How many mortgages do you have? - When we originally set up we had over 400 products available with rates starting under 3% and going up to 85% LTV. 

Will a credit check be carried out? - Once you have submitted the application to us and you have logged on to your portal and uploaded your documents, we will review everything. Once we have everything we need and have been able to check the product you have selected we will then do a soft footprint credit check in order to obtain a Decision in Principle (DIP) which you can then provide to the estate agents if required. 

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