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Morgage after bankruptcy.
tboydevil01
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi,
Me and my partner are trying to get a morgage. he was made bankrupt 5 years 2 months ago and discharged from bankrupcy 4 years 2 months ago. we would like a house worth around 135000 and currently have 10% deposit. my credit score is brilliant and my partners in good. since being made bankrupt he kept to his payments and always paid on time. we have also both been on a electroll roll at our rented adress for 5 years now. neither of us have any outstanding debt.
I am permantly contracted and earn 14000 a year
he is also permantly contracted and earns 19000 a year. we have had quotes so the earning doesnt seem to be a problem, but we did apply 8 months ago and got turned down.
Is a 10% deposit to low in our situation? and what are the best companys for a morgage after being bankrupt?
I would really appreciate some helpful advise.
Many Thanks.
Me and my partner are trying to get a morgage. he was made bankrupt 5 years 2 months ago and discharged from bankrupcy 4 years 2 months ago. we would like a house worth around 135000 and currently have 10% deposit. my credit score is brilliant and my partners in good. since being made bankrupt he kept to his payments and always paid on time. we have also both been on a electroll roll at our rented adress for 5 years now. neither of us have any outstanding debt.
I am permantly contracted and earn 14000 a year
he is also permantly contracted and earns 19000 a year. we have had quotes so the earning doesnt seem to be a problem, but we did apply 8 months ago and got turned down.
Is a 10% deposit to low in our situation? and what are the best companys for a morgage after being bankrupt?
I would really appreciate some helpful advise.
Many Thanks.
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10% is unfortunately too low post bankruptcy.
15% is the absolute minimum and still then you will be pushing it..
Is there no-one else that could potentially go on the mortgage with you as a joint mortgage holder, although you may still need 15% on this solution.
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