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Declare employment history in full?
jimpix12
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Hi, Thinking of going to a broker next week and would like some advice. I am a FTB and have saved up around 60% deposit, I need a mortgage of circa £150k. My base salary is £6.5k + dividends which brings it up to around £70k in total. I am a company director, employed by the company.
The company has existed since mid 2009 and I have 2 years of accounts for this business. Would it be best to get predicted accounts for next year (they will be lower than the previous year, damn recession... ) or should I declare my earnings before I started this business? Previously I worked as self-employed in a different but loosely connected business - gross salary was around £35k-£40k.
I'm hoping that I can get a mortgage with 40% LTV without too much hassle, have very good credit report etc but terrified because a few banks seem to hate me :rotfl:
The company has existed since mid 2009 and I have 2 years of accounts for this business. Would it be best to get predicted accounts for next year (they will be lower than the previous year, damn recession... ) or should I declare my earnings before I started this business? Previously I worked as self-employed in a different but loosely connected business - gross salary was around £35k-£40k.
I'm hoping that I can get a mortgage with 40% LTV without too much hassle, have very good credit report etc but terrified because a few banks seem to hate me :rotfl:
"The only man who makes money from a gold rush is the one selling the shovels..."
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Tell the truth to the broker, take your accounts, most lenders base lending on salary + divs, subject to the accounts confirming the company is trading profitably, don't worry about predicted accounts from a lenders point of view, although you obviously need to happy the reduction will not cause you problems.I am a mortgage adviser.You 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
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Thanks - No, the reduction won't cause any problems, the mortgage repayments will be a 1/3 of what I pay in rent
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