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Natwest Lending Criteria on High Rise Flats
sweetcandy
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I've received AIP for 90% mortgage from Natwest. Anyone knows if they lend to ex-council flats? Understand that they also limit to buildings no more than 5 storeys. Is ground floor considered 1 storey?
I am interested in an ex-council flat, brick built and 5 floors max, however, if you include the ground floor units, it will be considered 6 floors. Anyone has any insight?
Thanks!
I am interested in an ex-council flat, brick built and 5 floors max, however, if you include the ground floor units, it will be considered 6 floors. Anyone has any insight?
Thanks!
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Hi welcome to MSE
Not being funny but have you just rung them and asked?0 -
Thanks! I do sound a bit stupid...reading your reply... ha ha
Guess that is what I should do on Monday! Cheers!0 -
To be honest, your best bet is to ring them.
cos in the world of ever changing criteria, only Natwest can give u accurate info0
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