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UK mortgage approvals up 97.7 pct y/y in Oct-BBA
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A lot less than 20'000 a month entering the market for the last year or so I should imagine.
But lets bothe agree it is our personal view and can not be backed up with figures so we can move on.
At a guess I think it could be anwhere between 1%-25%.
It would be interesting to know what percentage of the FTB market is made up of STR's and also bank of Mum and dad as I expect this money to start to run out over the next few months.
As I say whether it will have any effect on prices is another thing0 -
My feeling that STR is tiny. It's not measured anywhere and newspapers don't write about it. If it was a mass phenomenon it would be picked up on.
Bank of Mum and Dad I suspect is massive, especially these days with big differences in deals available to those with big deposits and those with smaller ones.0 -
My feeling that STR is tiny. It's not measured anywhere and newspapers don't write about it. If it was a mass phenomenon it would be picked up on.
Bank of Mum and Dad I suspect is massive, especially these days with big differences in deals available to those with big deposits and those with smaller ones.
I agree even on here most STR were accidental and previously would have been classed as forced in some way (divorce, job etc).
I know when my child is older and looking to buy I will most probably offer financial support if needed, you just do with children and I think some fail to realize why that is.
But don't get me wrong if I think they should be saving more or can do it on there own they can do it on there own, I did.
I think bank of Mom and Dad is filling the void/exclusion from the market for people who are struggling to save or simply cant afford without a bigger deposit.0
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