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I think my MVL may be affecting my personal credit rating

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    #11
    Originally posted by zippy.mini View Post
    No and No
    Thanks, if all look good then I think its only the bank who can tell you why, the only way I could see them linking the MVL to you is by cross checking your name against file they get about company credit ratings. The MVL would be logged on the company credit file even before its finalised, so even before its all sorted the company rating with be rubbish.

    Anyone else who has been through an MVL had problems with credit ?
    Last edited by ELBBUBKUNPS; 30 January 2013, 11:14.
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      #12
      It would be good if someone could confirm, with 100% certainty, whether there is an impact or not.

      I guess only the credit agencies will know for sure, and they seem unable to advise. It appears their reports in your case don't show anything re the MVL...but I appreciate that doesn't 100% guarantee there isn't a hidden impact.

      MVLs are by definition solvent liquidations, meaning no creditors were left unpaid. It's also a company thing not a personal thing. So my opinion (just my opinion) is that I can't see any logical reason why it would have a negative impact on director/shareholder credit ratings.

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        #13
        There are many reasons beyond your credit score that can affect this nowadays. Sometimes your credit score can be too good if the product isn't aimed at people with good credit. You just don't meet the criteria for the product. You can get refused for having too much credit as well. BTL's and even normal mortgages when you have BTL's are getting more stringent. In the past a normal mortgage completely ignored BTL's but found this time when I applied they take in to account a certain amount from the BTL's incase it is empty when evaluating how much I could borrow.

        How many BTL's do you have and what is the difference between the rent/mortgage? Even though in theory as long as you have the deposit they shouldn't care I suspect they will start factoring in your other BTLs and commitments incase the property is empty for a period which will affect your personal income.
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          #14
          I think my MVL may be affecting my personal credit rating

          We have 1 other BTL. The new one would have been rent >125% of mortgage payment. Admittedly not much more in this case, but we are able to put down more deposit if needed and the rent figure used was very conservative. If it was a question of numbers, I would have hoped they would refer rather than straight out decline?

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            #15
            Originally posted by zippy.mini View Post
            We have 1 other BTL. The new one would have been rent >125% of mortgage payment. Admittedly not much more in this case, but we are able to put down more deposit if needed and the rent figure used was very conservative. If it was a question of numbers, I would have hoped they would refer rather than straight out decline?
            That business decision is completely up to the company you were dealing with, nowt to do with the credit reference agencies.

            Go to another provider, thet may give you a different answer depending on their (less conservative) business model.
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              #16
              I think my MVL may be affecting my personal credit rating

              Originally posted by cojak View Post
              That business decision is completely up to the company you were dealing with, nowt to do with the credit reference agencies.

              Go to another provider, thet may give you a different answer depending on their (less conservative) business model.
              Whilst I understand that, what worries me is that we were also declined a CURRENT account from Natwest as well. Admittedly it was their Platinum Select account but we didn't expect to be credit checked for this and yet we were. My husband managed to upgrade an existing account he had with them so the implication is that the problem is somehow me...

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                #17
                I think my MVL may be affecting my personal credit rating

                Plus the more applications/searches you have on your report, the worse it gets! I want to get to the bottom of why this is happening before we try again because if its not my MVL it makes no sense - and if it is, we'll apply solely in my husbands name. But that's far from ideal and people ought to know.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by zippy.mini View Post
                  Plus the more applications/searches you have on your report, the worse it gets! I want to get to the bottom of why this is happening before we try again because if its not my MVL it makes no sense - and if it is, we'll apply solely in my husbands name. But that's far from ideal and people ought to know.
                  Then contact Experian/Equifax for advice. They are quite helpful in this respect.
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by zippy.mini View Post
                    Plus the more applications/searches you have on your report, the worse it gets! I want to get to the bottom of why this is happening before we try again because if its not my MVL it makes no sense - and if it is, we'll apply solely in my husbands name. But that's far from ideal and people ought to know.
                    Are the bank for the current account refusal able to give you more detail ?

                    Edit : Worth noting that the banks these days wont soley decide based on your credit score from the credit agencies, this will just be part of the decision, so though the credit rating may be fine, they have possibly linked the MVL to you as a director and as part of there own internal credit model decided being a director of an MVL is a no-no.
                    Last edited by ELBBUBKUNPS; 30 January 2013, 13:52.
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                      #20
                      So it appears that it was all a big panic over nothing.

                      I still don't know why Natwest didn't want to let us open a joint Platinum Select account, but with regards to the mortgage, it turns out they were having IT issues yesterday. The system was down on Monday so my broker couldn't do the application then, so he did it on Tuesday and it turns out they were still having intermittent problems. The application he submitted didn't actually do a credit check at all, it just bombed out and gave the declined message with no other warnings. When he called them up to find out what happened, they couldn't even get into the application using the reference number or anything else. So she asked him to key it all in again and hey presto! We have our agreement in principle

                      Sorry if I scared anyone. It was the 2 declines that got me thinking, now I know it's all ok I'm going to stop worrying about it.

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