The Challenge
Our clients were looking to purchase a new residential property valued at £1.6m and planned to sell their existing home.
The main borrower was a medical professional with multiple income sources:
- Employment income from the NHS
- Private work through a personal LTD company
The NHS income alone covered household expenses, meaning there were no personal drawings from the LTD company, which initially limited borrowing potential.
Our Approach
We took a detailed approach to combine all income streams:
- Assessed NHS salary and LTD company retained profits
- Demonstrated affordability using the private work contract and retained company income
- Presented a clear case to a mainstream lender, showing the full picture of income and household expenditure
The Solution
By using both employed and LTD company income, we secured a £1,360,000 mortgage at 85% LTV, allowing the client to purchase their new home comfortably.
This solution ensured the mortgage was affordable without needing to draw personal funds from the company.
Why It Matters
For clients with multiple income streams, understanding how lenders assess employed versus company income is critical.
By packaging all income correctly, borrowers can access the funds they need without compromising affordability or long-term planning.
Speak to an Expert
If you’re self-employed, employed, or have multiple income sources and want to maximise your borrowing potential, professional advice can make all the difference.
Get in touch for a confidential discussion and explore your options.