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  • poppy10_2
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    Don't you have to pay off the negative equity to get the LTV down to 100% before you can get this deal?

    It says the max LTV is 100%.
    poppy10
  • Coventry Building Society are offering - FOR EXISTING CUSTOMERS - who's deals are coming to an end, a Fixed Rate of 4.99% until to 30.06.14.

    Though the rate might not be very exciting, compared to other 5 year deals available, the thing is, this is for 100% LTV Cases and customers in Negative Equity can also switch onto this deal.

    Not only that, but the same rate is available for Buy to Lets - INCLUDING NEGATIVE EQUITY, through Godiva Mortgages, the Coventy subsidiary.

    If you have arranged a mortgage with Coventry Building Society or Godiva through a Broker, please note that they won't receive any procuration fee from the lender for arranging this mortgage for you, so be prepared to pay them a reasonable fee for doing it for you.

    DISCLAIMER: IN ADDITION TO THE BROKER SIGNATURE DISCLAIMER I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO POINT OUT THAT THIS IS NOT MORTGAGE ADVISE, I AM SIMPLY MAKING YOU AWARE OF THIS DEALS AVAILABLITY.

    What a bold move by Coventry building society to make the 'first move' as it were. :T
    Hopefully this will show some of the larger players that this can be done & set an example to a bit of good news on here.

    God knows we need it!

    Would love to see Northern Rock follow suit for existing borrowers when they re-enter the mortgage market in the coming months.
  • poppy10 wrote: »
    Don't you have to pay off the negative equity to get the LTV down to 100% before you can get this deal?

    It says the max LTV is 100%.

    No, that's the good thing about it. They would get this deal WITH negative equity.
    I am a Mortgage Consultant and don't like to be told what I can and can't put in a signature so long as it's legal and truthful.
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