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first time buyers with debts
lindsey23
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hi would like some advice me and my oh have £18000 in loans to which we pay £510 a month for 4 yrs, we earn £700 hundred a week between us, would we be able to get a £100,000 morgage with our outstanding debts?
Also what fees are there and roughly how much are they?
Any help would be great as we havent any family with experience thanks in advance
Also what fees are there and roughly how much are they?
Any help would be great as we havent any family with experience thanks in advance
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hi would like some advice me and my oh have £18000 in loans to which we pay £510 a month for 4 yrs, we earn £700 hundred a week between us, would we be able to get a £100,000 morgage with our outstanding debts?
Also what fees are there and roughly how much are they?
Any help would be great as we havent any family with experience thanks in advance
Try a few different lender websites and put your details into the affordability calculators.
Alternatively speak to a 'Whole of Market' broker.
Fees can be arrangement, broker, valuation, legals.
Arrangement fees go from zero to a percentage of loan, broker fees can be zero or charged, valuations can be free to several hundred, legals free to hundreds.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, 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 -
How much deposit do you have saved up?0
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only £1000 at the moment we have only just started saving so i know we have alot to save yet! but we have moved in with parents so we can save fastershould have 10,000 by march(maybe wishful thinking though )0
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I would pay back your debts first, and then look into building a deposit. The debts are going to cost you more than the interest earned on the savings.
Plus, any mortgage assessor will subtract your debts from your available deposit to give a real deposit figure.0
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