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does been overdrawn affect my chances of a mortgage?
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Thrugelmir wrote: »They'll see your overdraft usage when performing the credit check. So no need for bank statements.
they have already credit checked me and it didnt show up, neither did the c card debt0 -
Well done defrauding the mortgage company.
Im sure we'll see you in a year's time when you've bought a car on credit, you're boiler's packed up and for some reason you cannot afford your mortgage any more.0 -
TrickyDicky wrote: »Well done defrauding the mortgage company.
Im sure we'll see you in a year's time when you've bought a car on credit, you're boiler's packed up and for some reason you cannot afford your mortgage any more.
ITS NOT FRAUD I PAY MY DEBTS
i have a car already of course i can paymy way and no i will not apply for any credit0 -
they have already credit checked me and it didnt show up, neither did the c card debt
If you already have a made an application and received a formal mortgage offer then you have to nothing to worry about then.
As its obviously been regarded as not important. A proper credit check which all lenders perform will disclose all debts and there respective balances for the previous 12 months.0 -
You got a mortgage with 14k of debt and a gifted deposit? Why on earth am I bothering to save?0
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I'm just surprised at the mortgage lender. Idiots. Hope it's a horrendous rate to reflect the risk.0
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serious_saver wrote: »I'm curious, who have you managed to get a mortgage with? It sounds as though they are being very resonable/flexible
The Mortgage Works0 -
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