Getting a mortgage after completing a Trust Deed is possible but other factors will decide this.
For example, LTV. Loan to value is the ratio of the value of the home you want to buy and the loan you’ll need to buy it, shown as a percentage. Having a good LTV can lower the interest rates offered to you and mean you have more equity in your home.
A higher LTV is a greater risk to lenders if the property market drops and this depends on what level of LTV% the providers are willing to offer. This will also depend on your income and whether you can convince a mortgage lender that you’re a responsible borrower. We recommend that you talk to a financial advisor for more information about this.
You can read the following TrustPilot review from a customer who was previously in a Trust Deed and went on to get a mortgage.