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Getting a 12k mortage?

wemon
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look for some general advice - on where to find a company specialising in mortgages for studio flats and size of the mortgage itself.Especially for a first time buyer,
*** its a studio flat am interested in buying...
*** its a studio flat am interested in buying...
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why £12K?
what kind of flats?0 -
I don't think you can get a mortgage for £12K now, the minimum if £25K unless you are adding to an existing mortgage.
If you only need £12K you'll probably need to get a personal loan.
Denise0 -
I don't think you can get a mortgage for £12K now, the minimum if £25K unless you are adding to an existing mortgage.
If you only need £12K you'll probably need to get a personal loan.
Denise
First direct do £10k.
http://mortgages.firstdirect.com/mortgages-explained/repayment-mortgage0 -
The 25k sum is to do with the consumer credit act.
If your purchase price is higher than 25k, but you only want to borrow 12k there is a alternate route - but I am assuming that your pch price is the actual 12k mentioned in your thread -whereby you're a bit snookered other than FD or the personal loan route.
Hope this helps
Holly0 -
Or go down the offset route and dump the money you dont need in the savings part of the accountSpace available for rent0
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That what my angle was ... but it will only work if his pch price meets the lender ltv - and the actual mge is obviously 25k+.
He could also do lump sum repayments too (within their allowable %) to eventually get it back down to the 12k. I didn't want to go to far into this aspect in my orig post, to avoid muddy waters for the OP.
If he gives us a bit more info on the details of the flat we can give more accurate advice.
Holly0
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