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Affordability problem
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Thats cool information VIGILANT, didn't notice that on the website
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Thats cool information VIGILANT, didn't notice that on the website

http://www.nationwide.co.uk/mortgages/calculators/howmuchborrowafford.htm0 -
MigsyBigsy wrote: »cheers for that

I guess I need to look for a better paid job...and at the best time...
Buy a cheaper property0 -
VIGILANT22 wrote: »Buy a cheaper property
forgot about that. Going to be tough in London though0 -
MigsyBigsy wrote: »forgot about that. Going to be tough in London though
seek and ye shall find!.....:)0 -
So maybe nationwide is a good bet then at least 50% com is better than none, cheers for advice.
Only other thing i can think is father is on 100k own business for 20 yrs, maybe get him to guaranter it ??
looking for 90% deal0 -
do you have 3 years continous employment history0
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No I was self employed for 4 years0
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You will be required to provide accounts for that period and your net profit will be considered towards the overall affordability..0
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