Mortgage mis-selling, mis-sold mortgages, mis-selling mortgages, mortgage claims, morgage mis-sold, mortgage mis-representation, miss-sold mortgages It does not matter what you called it or how you spell it, mortgage claims for compensation are increasing.
Consumer awareness is rising with regards to the quality of the advice they received when they took out a mortgage or a remortgage. If the mortgage was arranged by a mortgage broker, they had a duty of care to provide suitable advice.
The broker needed to assess yourneeds and circumstances and based on the information make a suitable product recommendation. The majority of mortgage brokers will put your interests first and recommend a suitable product. Gravitas Law can audit your mortgage and identify any breaches or mistakes caused by any of the professionals involved in the mortgage process.
Regardless of what you called mortgage mis-selling or mortgage mis-represenatation, if there is a possible claim Gravitas Law will identify it and suggest the best route to achieve compensation for your losses.
Good advice is not a matter of spelling or semantics but a necessity in a very complex and regulated market.
At the start of 2001 the property market was in full swing, with house prices growing month on month. Mortgage finance was freely available with many new lenders coming to the market, predominately from the United States.