Catherine Hearnden, director of MyMortgageDirect, admitted it has become harder for those purchasing their first home to get into the market.
She said this is because as well as arranging a deposit, people have to find more money to put down on the dwelling.
Ms Hearnden also pointed out that credit scoring gets harder as the loan-to-value goes up.
The expert claimed a "happy medium" needs to be achieved between "giving money away to anyone with hardly any deposit and looking at perhaps a different way of credit scoring [and] applications for first-time buyers who haven't got a credit history".
Her comments came after figures from the Daily Telegraph revealed first-time buyers are paying up to Ј2,000 more than other purchasers to borrow money for an abode.
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