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First time buyer, adverse credit, needs mortgage
dsimpson
Posts: 4 Newbie
Hi everyone. I'm 24 and looking to buy my first flat.
I'm in full time employment living with my parents. The mortgage would be for £224950 which is the the cheapest in my area. Family may be able to help by means of deposit.
The problem is I have six defaults on my account. All are satisfied, the oldest is about to drop off in December, the latest two years ago.
Since then I've been squeeky clean. I've been accepted for a credit card and have never missed a payment. The same goes for my contract mobile phone.
Googling for the above is proving challenging as there is a lot of rubbish out there. I was hoping someone here might be able to point me in the right direction, or have any ideas.
I'd be really grateful for your help.
Thanks
I'm in full time employment living with my parents. The mortgage would be for £224950 which is the the cheapest in my area. Family may be able to help by means of deposit.
The problem is I have six defaults on my account. All are satisfied, the oldest is about to drop off in December, the latest two years ago.
Since then I've been squeeky clean. I've been accepted for a credit card and have never missed a payment. The same goes for my contract mobile phone.
Googling for the above is proving challenging as there is a lot of rubbish out there. I was hoping someone here might be able to point me in the right direction, or have any ideas.
I'd be really grateful for your help.
Thanks
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Do you earn at least £50k PA?
Can you get hold of £30k for a deposit?0 -
sadly not. does that mean im stuffed?0
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Sadly, from what you've said, you appear to be sub-primeThis is an open forum, anyone can post and I just did !0
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mad question considering the past to years in the world economy, but are there sub-prime mortgages still about?0
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sadly i think you're right, ilw. its people overstretching themselves and being allowed to do so that got us into this pickle in the first place.0
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I'll be honest, I really don't fancy your chances, you'd have been ok a couple of years ago when self certs where the vogue though0
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225K for a flat? Where is it?0
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my guess is london?0
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