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Wimbledon is one of the areas where Arshid Mehmood provides expert mortgage services. Based in Wimbledon, London, Arshid delivers localised, FCA-compliant guidance for clients across residential, commercial, and semi-commercial property types.
Whether you’re buying a family home, investing in a HMO, or seeking bridging finance for time-sensitive purchases, Arshid supports your application every step of the way.
Nearby areas he also covers include: Mitcham, Tooting, Putney, Raynes Park, Clapham, and Balham.
Wimbledon is one of the areas where Arshid helps clients secure mortgage deals suited to their income and goals. Whether you’re buying a residential home or commercial unit, he works with lenders who understand your property type.
Semi-commercial loans are available for properties with mixed use, such as shops with flats above. These require specialist lenders who assess rental income alongside purchase value.
Buy-to-let remains popular in Wimbledon and surrounding towns. Arshid can help whether you’re a new landlord or expanding an existing portfolio.
HMO financing is also available for properties with multiple tenants. These loans consider rental yield and the applicant’s experience. Some lenders offer HMO options for limited company applicants as well.
Bridging loans are a key offering in Wimbledon. These short-term loans help with time-sensitive transactions such as auction purchases, refurbishments, or buying before your current home sells.
Arshid supports clients who need fast decisions and structured repayment plans. He works with lenders who offer regulated and unregulated bridging options with competitive interest rates.
Key use cases include:
Breaking property chains
Buying unmortgageable homes to renovate
Raising funds for business or tax reasons
Converting or splitting property titles
Each lender has different loan-to-value limits, exit strategies, and valuation criteria. Arshid ensures your application meets these rules from the start.
Wimbledon is one of the areas where limited company mortgages are in high demand. Arshid helps landlords using SPVs or trading companies. He explains criteria like director guarantees and income requirements clearly.
Second charge mortgages are also offered to homeowners needing funds without remortgaging. These loans are based on your home equity and sit behind your main mortgage.
Typical reasons for second charge borrowing include:
Home improvements
Business investments
Debt consolidation
Alongside mortgage solutions, Arshid offers advice on protection and general insurance. Products include:
Life insurance
Critical illness cover
Income protection
Buildings and contents cover
He ensures each policy matches the lender’s rules and your personal situation.
Arshid Mehmood speaks English, Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi. This ensures clear communication with clients from diverse backgrounds in Wimbledon and nearby areas.
He explains mortgage terms, lending rules, and insurance cover in the language you are most comfortable with. This reduces misunderstandings and makes the process smoother.
Wimbledon is one of the areas where Arshid applies his local insight and broad lender access. His experience includes complex cases and lender-specific rules. Every application is tailored and explained in plain English (or your preferred language).
He supports clients with:
Residential and commercial lending
Bridging loans and HMOs
Self-employed and non-standard income
Limited company and second charge borrowing
Multilingual advice and face-to-face appointments
Clients across South London and beyond trust Arshid for mortgage and insurance advice. In addition to Wimbledon, Arshid serves:
Mitcham
Tooting
Putney
Raynes Park
Clapham
Balham
If you’re buying, refinancing, or investing in Wimbledon or nearby, Arshid Mehmood can help. He provides clear, FCA-regulated advice that meets UK lender rules and supports your long-term goals.
Get in touch today to explore your mortgage and insurance options.
is is an Appointed Representative of Connect IFA Ltd 441505 which is Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.