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Can part-time single parents get mortgages?
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Try and get council housing would be the best advice. Then when you can return to full time work you may be able to purchase the property at a knock down price, hopefully when house prices are at their bottom (hard to call).
I know Council housing is hard to come by but surely you would be somewhere near the top of the pile. Whilst aspiring to homeownership is comendable and I would say eventually achievable you must be realistic about your position. In the long run I think you can get further ahead with the council housing windfall, excuse me, right to buy, than buying privately and it's associated liabilities in a turbulent market.
Sorry if this was answered earlier but how does 11500 income cover an 800 pcm rent?
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Perhaps threads should be marked DNR?
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I wonder if Munchkin78 did buy a 1bed flat for £150,000 100% mortgage in June 2007?
I hope not.0
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