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tam2oo5
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Hi guys
Looking for some realistic thoughts, i got an AIP done with halifax who said i could borrow 107. Whats the chances of me being able to borrow 106k with 10% deposit?
Is it realistic that lenders will borrow you your full allowance aslong as you have the 10%
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Looking for some realistic thoughts, i got an AIP done with halifax who said i could borrow 107. Whats the chances of me being able to borrow 106k with 10% deposit?
Is it realistic that lenders will borrow you your full allowance aslong as you have the 10%
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Yes, there are loads of 90% deals on the market.
So long as you pass the credit check and affordability (ie your income supports the mortgage plus other debts and bills) you should be fine.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou 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 -
Hi Thanks for your reply
Ive just actually found out the sellers reduced the house by 5k. So hopefully i would be able to get it for 115k and i could put up 13-15k thus leaving me applying for a mortgage of 100k. Halifax said they would borrow me 107k based on my income. This is documented in the AIP ... So would that mean aslong as what i have told them is true - ie i have no debt ectt and my salary is actually of the amount i have told them then i would be eligble for this amount?
May just have found the perfect house.. Thanks for your reply ACG0 -
Yes your right, as long as they have a deal on a 90% loan to value then they will lend u a max. of what the aip showed. Don't be afraid, go for it and good luck!0
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Thanks Happyshopper, going to go and see the broker tomorrow. Ive noticed though that the lenders all have different fomulas on calculating your max borrowing limit. Halifax give me a max of 107k yet clydesdale will only give me in the range of 98k.
Is halifax a better lender when it comes to the ammounts they will borrow you?0
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