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Shared Equity (LIFT)
tickledpink1984
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Hi there I am currently looking to buy a 2 bedroom flat on the shared equity (LIFT) scheme. At the moment I have a default on my credit file which is due to clear on the 15th February. I have decided that once this has cleared I will apply for a mortgage as my credit file should be clear of any defaults. Do you think that this will be a straight forward process now that the credit file is clear? I have not applied for any credit in a while as I have been working on clearing my credit file. With the LIFT scheme I also know that you are limited to which providers you can use.
Thanks for your help :beer:
Thanks for your help :beer:
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