Getting an Agreement in Principle (AIP), also known as a Mortgage in Principle, is a smart move for any buyer, but it’s especially beneficial for first-time homebuyers. Here’s why:
Getting your AIP An AIP is not legally binding, but it’s a strong indicator of how much you might be able to borrow. Once you find a property and make your mortgage application, the lender will conduct more detailed checks (including credit checks, property valuation, and affordability assessment).
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Published May 2025
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