What lenders check
- Employment, partnership or self-employed structure
- Base income, bonus, drawings and distributions
- Business or partnership liabilities
- Deposit, expenses and total commitments
Profession home loans
Home loans for legal professionals
Compare home-loan policies for employed solicitors, barristers, partners and self-employed legal professionals.
How lenders may assess the application
Lenders may assess legal professionals differently depending on whether income is salary, drawings, distributions or self-employed profit. Partnership liabilities, recent promotion and variable bonuses can also change the assessment.
Documents to prepare
- Payslips or practice financial statements
- Tax returns and assessment notices
- Partnership or employment evidence
- Savings and liability statements
Important trade-offs
- Bonus and distribution income may be shaded or averaged.
- Professional status does not remove normal credit assessment.
- Complex structures may require tax or legal advice.
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