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Mortgage, been on maternity leave & single applicant.
scottiejunior
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Hi everyone,
This is my 1st thread (hopefully its a good start).
Soooo its a tad complicated.
I'm 26 and have been on mat leave for a year (been back at work 3 months). I've found a house made a n offer which has been accepted (73500).
I'm buying alone (parter has terrible history).
I've applied for a 90% ltv through a broker who has sent me to halifax. Got an aip then application was sent (which he said was accepted) ive no idea what this mean as it only happens in a couple of hours I know it's not a real offer.
I've had a couple of late credit card payments all from over 3 yrs ago and I've been good since (have a mbna credit card with a large available credit).
I have no debt what so ever and haven't for a few years (but have been wise and used credit and paid off etc).
This is where it gets bit more complicated- I'm a manager in a sales environment and get a monthly commission based on what the department has made (generally around 2-3k per month) as well as my basic wage of 1250. Problem is that I get paid 2 months in arrears so since been back at work I've got 2 payslips with just basic wage then 1 with a healthy commission. Broker asked halifax and they said they will do an average over the last 3 months (as I was on maternity before so I have no year to date figures).
I'm worried that's it's not going to happen and maybe ill end up having to look again in a year. Just wanted to know everyone's thoughts.
Thanks
This is my 1st thread (hopefully its a good start).
Soooo its a tad complicated.
I'm 26 and have been on mat leave for a year (been back at work 3 months). I've found a house made a n offer which has been accepted (73500).
I'm buying alone (parter has terrible history).
I've applied for a 90% ltv through a broker who has sent me to halifax. Got an aip then application was sent (which he said was accepted) ive no idea what this mean as it only happens in a couple of hours I know it's not a real offer.
I've had a couple of late credit card payments all from over 3 yrs ago and I've been good since (have a mbna credit card with a large available credit).
I have no debt what so ever and haven't for a few years (but have been wise and used credit and paid off etc).
This is where it gets bit more complicated- I'm a manager in a sales environment and get a monthly commission based on what the department has made (generally around 2-3k per month) as well as my basic wage of 1250. Problem is that I get paid 2 months in arrears so since been back at work I've got 2 payslips with just basic wage then 1 with a healthy commission. Broker asked halifax and they said they will do an average over the last 3 months (as I was on maternity before so I have no year to date figures).
I'm worried that's it's not going to happen and maybe ill end up having to look again in a year. Just wanted to know everyone's thoughts.
Thanks
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they will ask for slips prior to mat leaveDon't put your trust into an Experian score - it is not a number any bank will ever use & it is generally a waste of money to purchase it. They are also selling you insurance you dont need.0
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Have you provided wage slips to your broker?
Is that what they have based the declared income on?I am a Mortgage Broker
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Broker, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0
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