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mortgage advice
stevieboy248
Posts: 2 Newbie
I currently own a property/mortgage.
I want to buy a new property and was wondering if the new mortgage lender would find out about my existing mortgage/property when doing credit checks etc. i would prefer to tell them i was a first time buyer.
any genuine help appreciated.
I want to buy a new property and was wondering if the new mortgage lender would find out about my existing mortgage/property when doing credit checks etc. i would prefer to tell them i was a first time buyer.
any genuine help appreciated.
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Nobody on here would advise you how to commit mortgage fraud anyway, but... yes, of course they will be able to find out! Credit checks are precisely that - to check what credit you have, and how creditworthy you are.
Of what benefit is it being a FTB?
Actually wondering if it's a wind-up... hmmm. Maybe I'm just feeling cynical today lol.
Jx2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0 -
I reckon him and the gf are renting, looking to buy. But he's got a secret wife and kids tucked away in Kidderminster.0
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Yes, as mentioned it would come up immediately when the mortgage company run the credit checks0
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