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First Time Buyer Mortgage
BigJammy
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Hi
I have just had an offer accepted on house, I had a mortgage in principle from HSBC but after look at the trouble people are having with them at the moment. I have started to consider other options like First Direct, RBS or YBS because they all have good fixed rate for 90 LTV mortgages. But I an not sure which to go for as reading online it looks like first direct can be very strict.
My situation is I have been at my job for 4 years i earn 42k but get about 25k extra from on-call, overtime and bonus. I am looking for a mortgage of 198,000 but unsure if any of the them will be to strict.
Any advice would be great. Thanks
I have just had an offer accepted on house, I had a mortgage in principle from HSBC but after look at the trouble people are having with them at the moment. I have started to consider other options like First Direct, RBS or YBS because they all have good fixed rate for 90 LTV mortgages. But I an not sure which to go for as reading online it looks like first direct can be very strict.
My situation is I have been at my job for 4 years i earn 42k but get about 25k extra from on-call, overtime and bonus. I am looking for a mortgage of 198,000 but unsure if any of the them will be to strict.
Any advice would be great. Thanks
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FD are HSBC when you drill down far enough.
Your looking to borrow 5 times your basic. Most lenders only look to accept 50% of overtime etc providing its pretty consistant - so thats 4x your income.
Ive never done a 90% FTB where your looking to borrow so many times your income, so im not sure how easy this will be. Im sure its possible, but im not sure its a walk in the park.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 -
If you're credit rating's squeaky clean I think RBS would pass you on their affordabilty calculations.
That is assuming no other commitments.0
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