Impaired credit mortgage is the term some lenders and brokers use instead of bad credit mortgage. Whatever term you use Darryl Dhoffer specialises in getting you approved.
An impaired credit mortgage is a mortgage for someone whose credit profile has been affected by past financial difficulties. The term is used interchangeably with bad credit mortgage adverse credit mortgage and subprime mortgage. They all describe the same type of specialist mortgage product.
The word impaired simply means damaged or diminished. An impaired credit profile is one where your credit score or credit history has been affected by events such as missed payments defaults CCJs IVAs bankruptcy or repossession. Darryl Dhoffer specialises in finding mortgage solutions for all types of impaired credit.
20+ years in mortgages. Award-winning specialist. Featured in the Daily Express, FT Adviser, The Intermediary and Daily Mirror. I have helped hundreds of people across the UK who were told no by their bank — and I work with 65+ lenders including specialist adverse credit lenders you will not find on comparison sites.
When you contact me, you speak to me directly. No call centres. No being passed around. I personally review every case and respond within 2 hours.
No credit search. No obligation. Darryl personally reviews every enquiry and responds within 2 hours.
The Mortgage Geezer is a trading style of Access Financial Services Limited, authorised and regulated by the FCA No. 301173. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage.
Back to The Mortgage GeezerLender criteria, rates and deposit requirements quoted on this page are indicative and subject to change without notice. Individual circumstances vary. This page provides general information only and does not constitute regulated financial advice. Darryl Dhoffer is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority — FCA No. 301173. Access Financial Services Ltd, registered in England No. 04427489. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.