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Are there any "pay as much as you want" Mortgages?
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I'll do research into offset mortgages, thanks.
20 percent of a 350,000 is 70,000.
I have 50,000.
I think in a few months I can turn that into 70,000
As I said, I'll look into offset mortgages.
Are there any government schemes I should know about? I am a first time buyer.0 -
johnathan3 wrote: »20 percent of a 350,000 is 70,000.
I have 50,000.
I think in a few months I can turn that into 70,000
OK, it's tangential to your initial query, but may I ask how you intend to do that, without risking all of it?
I'm in a business with phenomenal returns on capital employed (100%+), but it's a rare, rare business that can guarantee that sort of amount.0
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