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Nationwide mortgage offer advice
Smokey22
Posts: 4 Newbie
Hi,
We currently have a mortgage with nationwide. We have sold our house and made an offer on a new one at the start of jan. Two weeks ago we went to see a mortgage advisor and they advised us to port our cutter mortgage and apply for a 2nd one for the additional amount the new house would cost. We were approved in principle and made the application over two weeks ago, but we haven't received our mortgage offer yet. Our valuation was done last Tuesday. I presume that everything should be okay with the mortgage as I thought this would be the last thing they do. Does anyone know how long it takes after valuation is done it takes nationwide to issue the mortgage. We are hoping to be in the house by the end of feb? Is this possible??
I would appreciate any information anyone could provide me regarding my questions.
We currently have a mortgage with nationwide. We have sold our house and made an offer on a new one at the start of jan. Two weeks ago we went to see a mortgage advisor and they advised us to port our cutter mortgage and apply for a 2nd one for the additional amount the new house would cost. We were approved in principle and made the application over two weeks ago, but we haven't received our mortgage offer yet. Our valuation was done last Tuesday. I presume that everything should be okay with the mortgage as I thought this would be the last thing they do. Does anyone know how long it takes after valuation is done it takes nationwide to issue the mortgage. We are hoping to be in the house by the end of feb? Is this possible??
I would appreciate any information anyone could provide me regarding my questions.
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Preserving your 2.00% above BoE base rate is a great idea. If you are borrowing more then this would be in a separate account and either tracker or fixed ? (what did you go for?).I am a Mortgage AdvisorYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Advisor, 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
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