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Mortgage with no proof of income but big deposit?
Dom29
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Hi all ,
I haven't really looked into this at all.
Basically im self employed as i lost my job around 3 months ago , i am bringing in enough at the moment to pay the bills but dont really have any solid proof of income.
Im looking for a house to buy , ive been looking at houses around 80k so nothing to extravagant, i could put down around a 50% deposit.
Would i still need proof of income as if i paid the 50% deposit didnt make my first payment the lender would be in the green?
would i still be looking at a really high intrest rate or would it still be a no-go?
Would i be better off looking for a loan ?
Im a bit lost and also very new to this so please dont bite me head off ! thankyou :A
P.s , i also have a very good credit rating if this helps ?
I haven't really looked into this at all.
Basically im self employed as i lost my job around 3 months ago , i am bringing in enough at the moment to pay the bills but dont really have any solid proof of income.
Im looking for a house to buy , ive been looking at houses around 80k so nothing to extravagant, i could put down around a 50% deposit.
Would i still need proof of income as if i paid the 50% deposit didnt make my first payment the lender would be in the green?
would i still be looking at a really high intrest rate or would it still be a no-go?
Would i be better off looking for a loan ?
Im a bit lost and also very new to this so please dont bite me head off ! thankyou :A
P.s , i also have a very good credit rating if this helps ?
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Lenders will require a regular income stream. While the deposit provides security. Mortgage lending is priced at a level of low default, i.e. minimum risk.0
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You would need atleast 1 years accounts.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, 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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You don't need to buy immediately.
Preserve your clean credit record. Grow your business. Make sure you keep all financial records. Get accounts produced after the first year's trading. Then see a broker.0 -
Thanks for the tips , if i was employed by a company again how many months of wage slips would be the minimum 6 month ? a year ? 2 years ?
I understand that everybody's policy is different but just to get me out of the high risk braket.
My partner has a part time job but only pulls in around 9-10k a year would this be any help ? thanks0
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