Should I go with a mortgage broker?

shar_2

Hi all.
We are in the process of buying our first home through the right to buy scheme.
I have been following the advice on this website, and have looked at the best deal that I can get myself through the comparison tool on here, and have also contacted L&C brokers as advised on this site.
Thing is, L&C and myself have come through with the exact same deal with Nationwide.  So would it be better to go with the broker, or do it myself?
Thanks in advance.

ACG

How long is it taking nationwide to arrange appointments at the moment? 

shar_2

ACG said:

How long is it taking nationwide to arrange appointments at the moment? 

I'm unsure, I've tried to ring them to ask but can't get through!

ACG

shar_2 said:

ACG said:

How long is it taking nationwide to arrange appointments at the moment? 

I'm unsure, I've tried to ring them to ask but can't get through!

That might help you make your decision then. If you wait for an appointment with them, the rates could have changed by the time they get round to helping you. 

Also, although nationwide are quite competitive on rates they are taking about 3-4 weeks to assess documents at the minute. That might also help you decide whether you want to proceed with nationwide.