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FTB Mortgage - Survey fee

rhionm
rhionm Posts: 246 Forumite
in House buying, renting & selling
Hi all

I have recently (08.06.06) applied for a Nationwide mortgage for a property I have got an accepted offer on. Mortgage Adviser told me that within the first two weeks if we dont hear anything from them it's good news ("no news is good news")

Today the valuation/Survey fee has been taken from my account by Nationwide - does this mean that the mortgage should be accepted now and all checks such as credit search have been done?

Thanks

Comments

  • seek_2
    seek_2 Posts: 19 Forumite
    you have put an offer in on a house and you did nto know if you have the money?

    by the sounds of it if ythe survey and stuff has come out then it looks good like it all accepted?

    how much is the house you are buying? out of interest :D
  • rhionm
    rhionm Posts: 246 Forumite
    I had a mortgage in princable but obviously needed to have all checks done and whatever else.

    House im buying is £129,000 and the mortgage is for £116,000.
  • seek_2
    seek_2 Posts: 19 Forumite
    yeah to me it sounds like it is all go go go

    next will be your searchs,(local search and so on)

    then exchange then move in on completetion date.

    i know that makes it sound easy ^^
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