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Previously on "Dodgy mortgage question"

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  • MarillionFan
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    Get it under a BTL mortgage from Northern Rock. 13% Deposit, no proof of income required, fixed for two years at a rate which would be just a little over base, you can rent out when you move and buy another.

    Take a personal loan for the deposit.Easy.

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  • Paddy
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    Go my first contractor mortgage 3 weeks into my first contract. No probs.

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  • swamp
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    Speak to a mortgage broker.

    They will get you a high-street (cheap) mortgage without having two years' books.

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  • wonderwaif
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    Getting a mortgage by falsifying your income is severely frowned upon.
    Unless you're Peter Mandelsson (sp?).Allegedly.

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  • Ardesco
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    Fraudulent accounts are a big no and really not worth the risk

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  • dodgygizza
    started a topic Dodgy mortgage question

    Dodgy mortgage question

    Ok let me start by saying this is a dodgy question,

    i am interested in getting a mortgage, and only have close to one year of Ltd company accounts. I have only worked about 6 months within this period but currently working now.

    I only have about £7k in the business account, and my current gig pays £360/day.

    I am thinking that it would be impossible to get a mortgage via contractmoney for instance even with that amount in the account or lack of business transactions for about 5 months.


    My query is can I raised a ficticious invoice of say about £10,000 which will off course i will get the money paid into my business account. and then when I have submitted my accounts, I can always reverse the entries as if it was payment for work to be done but refunded back due to not beign able to do it.

    I am not VAT registered, so no worries with VAT man.

    Is this purely and simply wrong and could lead to potential problems later on.


    I just want to get on the property ladder !
    Please bear in mind that I am quite ok meeting repayments cos i do other things other than my programming job which gets me some money (Shares, Futures ...) as well


    Gizza
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