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Rent To Buy North Wales (Rent To Own)
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This scheme is available through ourselves WITHOUT a waiting list, as a preferred broker we get immediate access. Contact us now via the form at the top of the page, we’ll help you get a decision / budget in principle.
Completing this form authorises us to send your details to Keyzy.
Important
Applicants that use ourselves will be actioned immediately. By all means go look at their website, to look at details, use their calculator etc. But come back here to apply for a decision in principle. As we are a preferred broker you will be dealt with immediately.
Use the contact form above. We’ll then get the required information from you. Whilst Keyzy charge an arrangement fee, our services are free of charge as we receive a small commission from Keyzy for the work involved in getting the Decision In Principle and the referral.
Available nationwide.
Traditional mortgages inc 95% are available too including for First Time Buyers
We also have access to 100% mortgages, with or without family assistance. Which may be more suitable for you. Contact us to discuss fully.
North Wales is part of the country of Wales, and it is divided into several counties. Here is a list of the counties in North Wales:
- Anglesey (Ynys Môn): An island county located off the northwest coast of Wales.
- Conwy: A county that includes towns like Conwy, Llandudno, and Betws-y-Coed.
- Gwynedd: A large county encompassing areas such as Snowdonia National Park and the town of Bangor.
- Denbighshire (Sir Ddinbych): A county that includes towns like Denbigh, Ruthin, and Rhyl.
- Flintshire (Sir y Fflint): A county that includes towns like Mold, Flint, and Holywell.
- Wrexham (Wrecsam): A county that includes the town of Wrexham, which is also the largest town in North Wales.
These counties make up the geographical and administrative divisions of North Wales. Keep in mind that administrative divisions can change, so for the most up-to-date information, it’s a good idea to refer to official sources such as government websites.