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UK Loan to fund mortgage in Sweden
papachristie
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Loans
Hi,
I have recently moved to Sweden and I am looking into buying a property to invest and also to save on very high rent prices v.s. mortgage repayments (think double?!).
I have approx 60% of the downpayment saved up but I require an additional few thousand to help reach it quicker. I have done the maths and getting a small personal loan in the UK could help me reach my downpayment figure quicker and thus make savings long term.
Do you know if getting a loan in the UK can be detected in Sweden when applying for my mortgage?
Thanks
I have recently moved to Sweden and I am looking into buying a property to invest and also to save on very high rent prices v.s. mortgage repayments (think double?!).
I have approx 60% of the downpayment saved up but I require an additional few thousand to help reach it quicker. I have done the maths and getting a small personal loan in the UK could help me reach my downpayment figure quicker and thus make savings long term.
Do you know if getting a loan in the UK can be detected in Sweden when applying for my mortgage?
Thanks
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I cant see any UK bank lending to someone not living here,they are reluctant to lend to british based borrowers0
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The answer in one word is NO.
Don't they do mortgages in Sweden?0 -
jonesMUFCforever wrote: »The answer in one word is NO.
Don't they do mortgages in Sweden?
And in 2 words jonesMUFCforever....No way
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'Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt'0
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