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Are you more likely to get a mortgage if you're umbrella, LTD or PAYE?
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As far as I know from my experience, if you want to get a mortgage as an employee PAYE you have to have passed your probation period. If there is no probation period then that is day 1.
If you have a contract in hand then I have been told by contractor mortgage specialist brokers that is sufficient to get a mortgate through the specialist broker only, but if you have trading history and accounts then you might be able to get direct.
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Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View PostAs far as I know from my experience, if you want to get a mortgage as an employee PAYE you have to have passed your probation period. If there is no probation period then that is day 1.Comment
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