Put your funding questions in the right hands

Bring your property plans and funding together

Danehurst Estate Agents works with Canford Financial Services to help bring your property plans and funding together. Whether you are buying your first home, planning a move, reviewing a mortgage or considering an investment, we can introduce you to their team for a conversation about your requirements.

Canford Financial Services takes a personal approach to mortgage and finance advice, getting to know the plans behind an enquiry and helping clients understand their options. The team supports residential buyers and homeowners alongside clients with more specialist borrowing needs, with a focus on clear explanations and approachable, practical support.

Meet the Canford Financial Services team

Jenny, Laura and Charlie all assist with residential mortgages, from first purchases and home moves to remortgaging. Each also brings a particular focus to specialist areas of property finance.

Jenny, Director — Bridging and specialist finance

Jenny helps clients explore bridging and specialist finance where a property purchase or funding requirement calls for a more individual approach. She takes time to understand the property, the proposed timescale and the wider plans, helping clients work through the questions involved in short-term and specialist borrowing.

Laura — Commercial and HMO finance

Laura focuses on commercial finance and borrowing for houses in multiple occupation (HMOs). For clients considering business premises or an investment property, she helps bring the funding requirements into focus and explains the information needed to explore the available options.

Charlie — Auction finance

Charlie has a particular interest in finance for auction purchases, where preparation and completion timescales are especially important. She helps prospective buyers discuss their funding plans before bidding and understand the steps involved in arranging finance for an auction property.

Support for different stages of ownership

• First-time buyers: discuss how borrowing works, the information needed for an application and the budget relevant to your first purchase.
• Moving home: explore funding for your proposed move alongside the position with your current property and mortgage.
• Remortgaging: review an existing arrangement and discuss the options available when your circumstances or current deal change.
• Buy-to-let: speak to an adviser about the borrowing requirements associated with a proposed rental investment or existing portfolio.

More individual borrowing requirements

Alongside residential mortgages, Danehurst Estate Agents can assist with enquiries about commercial finance, bridging finance and investment finance. We can introduce you to Canford Financial Services to discuss your plans, whether you are considering business premises, short-term funding for a purchase or an investment property. You can also ask about secured borrowing, land and development finance, or previous credit difficulties. The adviser will explain the options they are qualified to consider and the terms of their service.

If your enquiry relates to equity release or later-life borrowing, ask for appropriately qualified specialist advice and a full explanation of the implications. Different types of finance involve different eligibility requirements, costs and risks; an introduction does not amount to a recommendation or a promise that finance will be available.

Know who is advising you

Danehurst Estate Agents provides the estate agency service and, where requested, the introduction. Mortgage advice, product recommendations and arrangements are the responsibility of the adviser. They should explain their regulatory status, the lenders or market they cover and the terms on which they act before you proceed.

To begin, tell us the kind of help you are looking for and the best way to contact you. Please do not send bank statements, identity documents or detailed financial records through our general website form. The adviser can explain how to provide anything required through the appropriate channel.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

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