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why can a mortgage fail After DIP Agreed
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simonjstone_2
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we have just had a DIP agreed with a couple of lenders. i was wondering why it could fail after this, i have had credit problems in the past but was accepted and have credit cards, hower the mrs cant get a credit card but has no credit hesitory good or bad. just want some advice as worried as we have had an offer accepted on a house we love.
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so long as you can prove information given on the dip then there should not be a problem, but nothing is guaranteed and you could be turned down on full app , so nothing can be taken for grantd till you get the offer out.0
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this is not clear?
have u made a joint application & it passed the DIP stage but was knocked back further into the process?0 -
got the joint app and dip approved and going through the process of gettingt the full offer0
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so what's yr problem?????????????????0
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worried about it failing after the dip has been offered0
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it is exactly as grogdog has posted earlier, nothing is 100% until the final underwriting checks are done and offer issued. Who is yr lender?0
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well i guess so far so good considering yr wife had no credit history, fingers & toes crossed, hope it goes ok0
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I was under the impression a lot of mortgages are falling through when the valuation survey is done. If the house is valued lower than expected then it can mean you won't qualify for the LTV requirements of that particular lender.0
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I had it happen to a client with C & G the other week.
I got him an agreement in principle for £99000. Two weeks later, he came back to say he now only needed £97000.
Because of the change in borrowing, it had to be re scored. This time it declined.
C & G said it was because they had tightened their scoring between the two searches.I am a Mortgage adviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0
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