Yes, you can get a mortgage in the UK if you’re self-employed — lenders mainly want evidence that your income is stable and reliable, usually through 1–3 years of accounts, SA302s/tax overviews from HMRC, bank statements, and possibly accountant-prepared records; sole traders, freelancers, contractors, and limited company directors are all commonly approved, though the amount you can borrow depends on your profits, credit history, deposit size, and existing debts, and using a broker experienced with self-employed mortgages can often improve your options.
