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Solutions: Mortgage Lenders

Property data API for mortgage lenders

Automate property decisioning across 29 million UK properties. AVM, EPC compliance screening, flood and subsidence risk, title verification, and comparable sales: all from a single REST API.

Worked example

Single-call property due diligence

Pass a UPRN at mortgage application stage and receive EPC rating, flood risk classification, AVM estimate, and title tenure in one response. No manual searches, no per-title purchase.

GET /properties/10023456789/summary/
Authorization: Api-Key YOUR_KEY

{
  "uprn": "10023456789",
  "address": "14 Thornton Road, Bristol, BS7 8EJ",
  "avm": {
    "estimate": 387500,
    "range_low": 355000,
    "range_high": 420000,
    "confidence": "high"
  },
  "epc": {
    "rating": "D",
    "score": 64,
    "expiry_date": "2027-03-15"
  },
  "flood_risk": {
    "zone": "1",
    "surface_water": "low",
    "river": "very_low"
  },
  "tenure": "freehold",
  "council_tax_band": "E"
}
29MUK properties, by UPRN
36.6Maddresses indexed
26 yrsof listing events, since 2000
23MEPC certificates on file
7licensed and official sources
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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Full answers in the API & data FAQ →

What property data do mortgage lenders need via API?

Mortgage lenders typically need: AVM (automated property valuation), EPC rating and energy efficiency data, flood and subsidence risk scores, planning constraints, title/tenure verification (freehold vs leasehold, lease length), comparable sold prices, and council tax band. The Homedata API returns all of these for any UPRN in England and Wales.

How accurate are AVMs for mortgage underwriting?

Homedata's AVM uses comparable sold prices (price per sqm, adjusted for EPC floor area, property type, and recency) to estimate value with a confidence band (high / medium / low). High-confidence results are typically within 5–8% of actual sale price. AVMs are most accurate for standardised property types (flats, semis, terraces) in areas with recent comparable transactions. They are less reliable for unique, rural, or new-build properties.

Can I use the Homedata API to check flood risk for a mortgage property?

Yes. The Homedata flood risk endpoint returns Environment Agency flood zone classifications (zones 1, 2, and 3), plus surface water, river, coastal, and groundwater risk bands for any UPRN in England. This data is used by lenders to flag high-risk properties for full flood risk assessments before offer.

Can I check flood risk for a mortgage property?

Yes: the Homedata flood risk endpoint returns Environment Agency zone classifications and surface water, river, coastal, and groundwater risk bands for any UPRN in England.

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