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Well done, I laugh at the idiots who live down south and boast how much they have to pay for a 2 bedroom flat, where you could get a 4 bedroom detached up north. One born every minute, London must be full of mugs.
That's what I love about cuk - the ability to pierce through the constant trivia and home in on the important message...
ratewhore: no, i live in birmingham. it's a 3 bed end terrace with a garage. we got lucky with the price. i know the area the house is in (friends living on the same road), and i've had all the appropriate surveys etc. done, so hopefully no nasty surprises
Well done, I laugh at the idiots who live down south and boast how much they have to pay for a 2 bedroom flat, where you could get a 4 bedroom detached up north. One born every minute, London must be full of mugs.
ratewhore: no, i live in birmingham. it's a 3 bed end terrace with a garage. we got lucky with the price. i know the area the house is in (friends living on the same road), and i've had all the appropriate surveys etc. done, so hopefully no nasty surprises
Halifax were my saviours, hadly any questions asked, but then I did have an account with them nearly all my life, I think this helped.
I went with Halifax agreed not many questions BUT rates are not great. Also at the end of the term of the morg if you dont move but just remorg you get a worse rate than if you moved house.
i am new to contracting - i am in the 5th month of my first contract.
6 weeks in, i approached contractor financials and they have just arranged me a 145k mortgage, with no deposit, via northern rock. im on a weekly rate of around £1200, they were prepared to loan upwards of 200k.
all i needed to provide was:
6 months bank statements
pay slips from perm jobs for last 6 months
copy of current contract
anything else that may be useful (eg invoices etc)
no hassle, fantastic service. highly recommend it.
contractormoney sorted mine out. They were great, would recommend. Also they claim to be able to get you a mortgage just with a copy of your contract (I think) - no accounts needed. They claim to have organised a mortgage for a client who had been contracting for 2 weeks...
Any mortgage broker should take this in his stride.
Sorry, I had meant to reply to the OP. I.e., any mortgage broker should be able to search the market for self-cert deals not requiring more accounts than you have, and taking into account the deposit you have.
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