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90% New Build
LB25
Posts: 57 Forumite
Hi,
We might have to accept a lower price on our house due to our survey coming back at less than the agreed price ( see earlier thread). It means we can't put 15% down on the New Build Property that we're after.
Does anyone know if there are any 90& mortgages available on New Builds?
Thanks!
We might have to accept a lower price on our house due to our survey coming back at less than the agreed price ( see earlier thread). It means we can't put 15% down on the New Build Property that we're after.
Does anyone know if there are any 90& mortgages available on New Builds?
Thanks!
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Don't have the answer, but you might have some better luck on the mortgage board0
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Look at Natwest they have 90% but the fee and % is qiute high and we could have got it with our new biuld..0
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I just got a fixed rate mortgage with the halifax with a 90% deposit, might be worth while looking there, I did look at abbey but from what I remember it was like a £3k fee!!!!!0
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C&G were doing one about a month ago, 5 year fixed rate. Not sure if available for New Builds though.0
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