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Adverse Credit Mortgage Advice Required

centralexpert
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Greetings all...:j
My partner and I are currently looking into moving house and would appreciate some advice on where is best to go and what to do next.
We own 50% (£65,000) of our 2 bed flat at £130,000 total value and are currently with (Preferred Mortgages / Capstone / Acenden) and our rate is 3.64%.
Unfortunately we do not have a deposit..... but could borrow £10,000 if needed.
We are looking to move soon due to my partner being pregnant and would like to move before the due date of late July...
We've never missed a payment in the 5 nearly 6 years of having it.
We're looking to borrow an extra £180,000 if possible.
Please advise what the best course of action would be..?
Regards
Central
My partner and I are currently looking into moving house and would appreciate some advice on where is best to go and what to do next.
We own 50% (£65,000) of our 2 bed flat at £130,000 total value and are currently with (Preferred Mortgages / Capstone / Acenden) and our rate is 3.64%.
Unfortunately we do not have a deposit..... but could borrow £10,000 if needed.
We are looking to move soon due to my partner being pregnant and would like to move before the due date of late July...
We've never missed a payment in the 5 nearly 6 years of having it.
We're looking to borrow an extra £180,000 if possible.
Please advise what the best course of action would be..?
Regards
Central
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Have you missed any other payments? or was your credit poor when you first took the mortgage out?
Are you saying you own a property of £130k, but with a £65k mortgage? if so that will be your deposit when you sell it.
If you are looking at increasing your mortgage to about £240k on a £300k property, you will need to be earning about £50kI 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 -
I suspect it will help the experts on here to know your combined salary and the nature of your adverse credit (plus age of it)0
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I assume that it is a shared ownership mortgage? If you sell and just break even you would need a deposit of at least 10%. With poor credit you're likely to need a larger deposit. Moving may not be an option at the moment. Apologies if you do in fact have £65k equity and I've misunderstood.0
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