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Post Office - self employed net profit
bassa1980
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on my post office application, I had worked out what I thought my net profit would be, now my accountant has looked into tis, I m earning about 2k less.
Now... the mortgage affordability calculator, states even on my 'revised' profit that I can borrow 14k more than I have applied for
I am at the stage of submitting my SA302's bankd statements etc.
Will the underwriter sort this? or will I have to start all over again?
Thanks, I'm a first time buyer, so all new to me and finding it quite stressful
Now... the mortgage affordability calculator, states even on my 'revised' profit that I can borrow 14k more than I have applied for
I am at the stage of submitting my SA302's bankd statements etc.
Will the underwriter sort this? or will I have to start all over again?
Thanks, I'm a first time buyer, so all new to me and finding it quite stressful
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You don't start again. The figures you provide on the application are estimated. The figures are proven to be a little less so they'll go on those figures. You've said it's still within lending guidelines so it'll be fine.on my post office application, I had worked out what I thought my net profit would be, now my accountant has looked into tis, I m earning about 2k less.
Now... the mortgage affordability calculator, states even on my 'revised' profit that I can borrow 14k more than I have applied for
I am at the stage of submitting my SA302's bankd statements etc.
Will the underwriter sort this? or will I have to start all over again?
Thanks, I'm a first time buyer, so all new to me and finding it quite stressful:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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Great, I didn't think it would be a huge problem. Just feels like there are so many jigsaw pieces to put together0
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