As an LLP partner you're treated as self-employed by every mainstream lender, even when your income is more reliable than most PAYE roles. Some lenders default to needing two years of tax calculations — others will lend on day one of partnership. The difference can be hundreds of thousands in borrowing power.

Becoming a partner doesn’t automatically make mortgages easier. This article explains how lenders assess newly promoted partners, what changes after promotion, and why income structure often matters more than job title.

Law firm partner? Here’s how lenders assess LLP income—profit vs drawings, typical evidence, and when 5–5.5× income is possible. We also cover interest‑only options, FX income, and how to package your case for the best result.

Equity partners face a different mortgage paperwork journey. This guide lists the documents lenders usually want—general, LLP‑specific and scenario‑based—so you can package your case cleanly and avoid delays.

Equity partners face distinct mortgage challenges — from complex income structures to timing around distributions. Whether you're newly promoted or established, this guide explains how lenders assess equity income and how to secure the best deal.