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1st post; looking for a fixed, self-cert mortgage
crystaltips_68
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Hello from a newbie!:wave:
I am thinking that now is a good time to find a new fixed mortgage, with interest rates being so low! I need to find a self cert, fixed for 5 years mortgage for a house worth 170K and a mortgage of 100K.
Any ideas where to look or who to ask??
Thank you!:beer:
I am thinking that now is a good time to find a new fixed mortgage, with interest rates being so low! I need to find a self cert, fixed for 5 years mortgage for a house worth 170K and a mortgage of 100K.
Any ideas where to look or who to ask??
Thank you!:beer:
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An independent mortgage adviser will be well worth your while talking to. Why do you ned to self cert? Can you give anymore details about your circumstances?0
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Hi Cazza,
I am a self employed health practitioner, with a growing business, but i am also a single mum of 2 on tax credits. Whilst on these tax credits i have been taking advantage by staying on them and ploughing money back into my business to establish premises, good furniture and equipment etc, and i am now at the point where my business is just about to flourish!:D Therefore my 3 years of accounts wouldnt be good. I also get maintenance from my ex.0 -
crystaltips_68 wrote: »Hi Cazza,
I am a self employed health practitioner, with a growing business, but i am also a single mum of 2 on tax credits. Whilst on these tax credits i have been taking advantage by staying on them and ploughing money back into my business to establish premises, good furniture and equipment etc, and i am now at the point where my business is just about to flourish!:D Therefore my 3 years of accounts wouldnt be good. I also get maintenance from my ex.
Abbey and C&G take tax credits into account.Mama read so much about the dangers of drinking alcohol and eating chocolate that she immediately gave up reading.0 -
Thanks Gismo!:j0
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You may not need a self cert mortgage.
Plenty lenders will take into account your NET profits but also the tax credits etc, and maintenance when looking to agree the mortgage for you.
You may well then be able to access the better rates as you are under 60%LTV
Get in contact with a whole of market mortgage adviser and let them find something based on the total income you have availableI 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 -
Thanks Herbie, i'll do that!:T0
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