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Consent to Let Info
Kynthia
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Hi
Has anyone asked Halifax for consent to let recently? What does it entail, do they usually agree and how much do they charge? I'm guessing it will be a lot more expensive than the SVR?
Thanks for your help.
Has anyone asked Halifax for consent to let recently? What does it entail, do they usually agree and how much do they charge? I'm guessing it will be a lot more expensive than the SVR?
Thanks for your help.
Don't listen to me, I'm no expert!
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yes, I asked a few weeks ago and they said no, you need to have a certain amount of equity (can't remember how much, sorry) and they will want to put you on a higher interest rate. Ring them up and ask to speak to a mortgage advisor, they can arrange for one to phone you or you can go into a branch.
sorry not much help.
I got peed off with them cos when they realised I wasn't eligable for/interested in a new mortgage product all they wanted to do was flog me home insurance (for a house i'm moving out of in 1 month :rolleyes:) Wiggly:heartpulsFB0
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