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First Time Buyer: Part Buy Part Rent, First Buy, New Buy or Open Market Option
Jayman21
Posts: 29 Forumite
Dear All,
I need to hear from you and get some advise on what option would be best for me as a first time buyer.
Looking for our first property but we would like to go for the best option available to us and also putting into consideration monthly repayments.
1. Part Buy Part Rent
2. First Buy
3. New Buy
4. Open Market option
I am hoping to have about 10,000 to 15,000 deposit, but I am hoping to keep my monthly payment as low as possible. How do I work out the best option for me?
Thank you
I need to hear from you and get some advise on what option would be best for me as a first time buyer.
Looking for our first property but we would like to go for the best option available to us and also putting into consideration monthly repayments.
1. Part Buy Part Rent
2. First Buy
3. New Buy
4. Open Market option
I am hoping to have about 10,000 to 15,000 deposit, but I am hoping to keep my monthly payment as low as possible. How do I work out the best option for me?
Thank you
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