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Buying a house at auction - mortgage/ borrowing help
cook1e_2
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Hi 
I am looking at buying a house at auction. The 10% deposit would be paid onthe day. I then have approx another 20% to pay as my deposit and the remainder would be from a mortgage.
If my mortgage has not come through during the 28 day final payment windowthen I would have access to borrow the cash from family to ensure I do not lose my deposit.
When the mortgage is then complete, what is the process of getting access tothe funds to pay back the money I have borrowed from family?
Thanks in advance!
If relevant:
- First time buyer
- Guide price £85k,max bid will be £115k
- I know there isthe option to pay the full amount in cash and re-mortgage but I do not want toborrow money unless necessary
I am looking at buying a house at auction. The 10% deposit would be paid onthe day. I then have approx another 20% to pay as my deposit and the remainder would be from a mortgage.
If my mortgage has not come through during the 28 day final payment windowthen I would have access to borrow the cash from family to ensure I do not lose my deposit.
When the mortgage is then complete, what is the process of getting access tothe funds to pay back the money I have borrowed from family?
Thanks in advance!
If relevant:
- First time buyer
- Guide price £85k,max bid will be £115k
- I know there isthe option to pay the full amount in cash and re-mortgage but I do not want toborrow money unless necessary
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Few lenders will accept a mortgage application until you've owned the property for a minimum of six months.0
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