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100% mortgages?
system15000
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i have two defaults on my credit report, 1 from 2001 and the other from 2005 both are settled.
my gf has a loan for 4 years and shes paying 226 back a month. we both earn around 980 a month after tax.
we need a 100% mortgage and cant afford a deposit, who the best to go to and more importantly could we get a mortgage for around £100,000?
my gf has a loan for 4 years and shes paying 226 back a month. we both earn around 980 a month after tax.
we need a 100% mortgage and cant afford a deposit, who the best to go to and more importantly could we get a mortgage for around £100,000?
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Hi Jamie
What are your gross incomes (before tax) - is the 980 each or between you? Most lenders will base the amount you can borrow on your incomes and if you have a joint income of £30k (£15,000 each), you will need a lender who will do more than 3 times joint income. If you have 980 between you, your chances of £100k are very slim and you would need to let an adviser know what income you have from ALL sources.
A lot will depend on how much the defaults were for. Have you obtained a copy of your credit file as this will show the amounts.
It may well be possible to get a 100% lender (I can think of one lender who ignore all defaults , but you will still have to pass their credit score - ie your 'overall profile' will have to fit). You will need to remember that there are not that many lenders who do 100% in the first place, so needing one that will accept your defaults, lend more than 3 x joint income and give 100% will mean that your options are very limited and the rate you pay may not be competitive.
As far as a deposit goes, don't forget that some lenders will allow a deposit paid by a builder and many accept a 'gift from family' such as parents etc, so don't be too proud to accept any help that may be offered as it will have a huge affect on your options. It may also pay to take some time to save for a deposit if neither of the other two are options.
I think you need to have a word with a whole of market broker to ensure that you look at all options. It will help if you take a copy of your credit files with you.
Hope this helpsI am an IFA (and boss o' t'swings idst)You should note that this site doesn't check my status as an IFA, 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 -
i earn 14,631 and my gf earns 13500 before tax.
one default was for 612 and the other for 57 but both are settled.0
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