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90% ltv mortgage from halifax
jossie_2
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hi,
2 weeks ago myself and my husband got a mortgage promise from halifax which we were really chuffed at (considering everyone said no-where was lending anymore) we phoned to double check
and the lady said yes credit checks came back and everythings fine, now all you have to do is find a house you like then call us to start the proper application (we allready have an offer on our flat but were going to rent for a while) however i've been reading some posts on here and starting to wonder if they are going to change their minds about the 90% ltv as a lot of places are only lending a max of 80-85%
so can they go back on a mortgage promise or do they usually stick to it?
thanks
2 weeks ago myself and my husband got a mortgage promise from halifax which we were really chuffed at (considering everyone said no-where was lending anymore) we phoned to double check
and the lady said yes credit checks came back and everythings fine, now all you have to do is find a house you like then call us to start the proper application (we allready have an offer on our flat but were going to rent for a while) however i've been reading some posts on here and starting to wonder if they are going to change their minds about the 90% ltv as a lot of places are only lending a max of 80-85%so can they go back on a mortgage promise or do they usually stick to it?
thanks
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It was not a promise.
You have not actually applied for a mortgage.
You will get the terms on offer when you commit yourself to applying................................I have put my clock back....... Kcolc ym0
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