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Getting a Mortgage with reduced salary?
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It would be far easier for Amar to get a mortgage while he is still with the Umbrella company as he would have a very limited choice of lenders that would lend to him under a limited company. Most high street lenders want at least 1 to 2 years of self-employement history through a limited company. If he is currently dealing with Halifax through a specialit mortgage broker then that is probably his best strategy for getting a mortgage based on his current situation. However, he will not get more than 4.5 times he declared salary from the umbrella, which is quite good. -
Sometimes it's better for people to do their own leg work then giving them the precise answer.Originally posted by Freelancer Financials View PostIt would be far easier for Amar to get a mortgage while he is still with the Umbrella company as he would have a very limited choice of lenders that would lend to him under a limited company.
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How many multi-year-old threads do you intend to resurrect just so you can keepOriginally posted by Freelancer Financials View PostMortgages for IT contractors with limited companies
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