The Norfolk Mortgage Company Ltd

Mortgage Brokers · West Bilney, Rest of UK · Est. 2009

17 years

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Company Registration Details

Registered company name	The Norfolk Mortgage Company Ltd
Companies House number	06923314 →
Company type	Private Limited Company (Ltd)
Registered address	Dentons Farm Cottage Common Road, PE32 1JX
City / Region	West Bilney, Rest of UK
Date incorporated	2009
Years trading	17 years
CH status	Active
Specialism	Recorded activity: 64999 (financial intermediation not elsewhere classified)
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About The Norfolk Mortgage Company Ltd

Founded in 2009, The Norfolk Mortgage Company Ltd has been active for 17 years — a period that spans significant change in the UK financial services landscape, including post-financial crisis regulatory reform, digital transformation and the economic disruption of recent years. The firm's continued active status through this period reflects operational stability.

The Kaeltripton Financial Index records 5754 mortgage brokers nationally, 823 of them in the UK.

Verification takes minutes on register.fca.org.uk and confirms live mortgage permissions and trading names.

What Mortgage Brokers Do

Mortgage intermediaries advise on and arrange home loans, working from either a whole-of-market view or a defined lender panel. Some firms search the entire market; others operate from a lender panel, which must be disclosed before advice is given.

Broker knowledge earns its keep on non-standard cases: self-employed income, adverse credit, unusual construction or large loans.

How to Choose the Right Mortgage Broker

A generalist suits standard purchases; self-employed income, adverse credit or unusual property calls for a specialist. It is reasonable to ask about lender coverage, expected timescales and the firm's record with similar applications.

The fee structure varies by firm but must always be disclosed in writing at the start of the engagement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a mortgage broker or can I go directly to a lender?

Going direct works for straightforward cases with a lender you already fit. The case for a broker is breadth: many lenders' criteria compared simultaneously, and knowledge of which specialist lenders accept cases the high street declines.

How much does a mortgage broker charge?

Many firms are paid entirely by the lender through a procuration fee, so no client charge applies; others add a client fee, particularly for complex work. Whatever the model, it must be disclosed clearly before you commit.

What documents do I need to provide to a mortgage broker?

Identity documents, address proof, bank statements, income evidence and details of debts form the core; self-employed applicants should have two to three years of accounts or tax calculations ready.

How long does the mortgage process take when using a broker?

Timescales depend on the lender and case complexity: a few weeks for standard residential, longer for specialist or commercial. Ask the firm for a realistic estimate for your specific case.

Can a mortgage broker help if I have been declined by a lender?

Yes, and this is where criteria knowledge earns its fee: lenders differ sharply on credit history, income types and property construction, and a decline at one lender often converts to an approval at another with the right placement.

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The Norfolk Mortgage Company Ltd | Mortgage Brokers | West Bilney | Est. 2009