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Made an appointment with them which they didn’t keep. When they did call me, the broker wasn’t able to do the calculations and needed to have a colleague do the calculations. They arranged a follow up appointment which again they failed to keep. Have received no further contact from them.
I went directly to the bank and received the approval I needed.
Filled in their application, I didn't need a large mortgage and applied for their minimum amount.
Received a call back, even though their website states a minimum amount €75,000, they won't entertain you for anything less than €130,000.
Not really professional, if you won't even consider less than the €130,000 why state on your website that the minimum amount is €75,000?
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