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Partial Settlements Paid on All Debts - how long before I can get Mortgage?
nathan4473
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High income earner £80k+.
Roughly £40k in cash and want to get a £250k mortgage.
Only just paid partial settlements on all bad debts dating back to 2010.
Poor redit rating of 431.
How long before I can get a mortgage?
Thank you very much to anyone that responds - I appreciate the support.
Roughly £40k in cash and want to get a £250k mortgage.
Only just paid partial settlements on all bad debts dating back to 2010.
Poor redit rating of 431.
How long before I can get a mortgage?
Thank you very much to anyone that responds - I appreciate the support.
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Usually around a month, could be anything from a couple of weeks up to a couple of months.
Generally creditors up date once a month to the credit reference agencies but it would depend on when your payment was credited compared to what date they do their update/A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
What does your credit file show? do you have defaults dated in 2010.
Really you need to wait until your debts show as settled and then take a copy of your credit file to a independant mortgage broker so they can advise whether a subprime mortgage lender would consider lending to you considering the defaults and partial settlements etc. But you might find they consider that LTV high if you have defaults on file.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0
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