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maxpa
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Hi
I am a self employed childminder and have a joint mortgage. I have only been working in this role since july 2013, so not even a year yet.
my husband is full time employed.
we have a current mortgage but want to move to a bigger property.
any advice on how to get a new mortgage with my earnings as self employed. our mortgage broer (independent) didn't seem to sure if we could without a years books.
we can definitely afford it. really frustrated by this. any advice would be great. tia
I am a self employed childminder and have a joint mortgage. I have only been working in this role since july 2013, so not even a year yet.
my husband is full time employed.
we have a current mortgage but want to move to a bigger property.
any advice on how to get a new mortgage with my earnings as self employed. our mortgage broer (independent) didn't seem to sure if we could without a years books.
we can definitely afford it. really frustrated by this. any advice would be great. tia
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Some lenders will consider a year's SA302s / accounts, others will want 2-3 years. Are you dependent on your income on top of your husband's to borrow the additional?
It's unlikely you'll find a lender with less than a year's supported accounts, however if there is a chance I'm sure one of the more experienced brokers on here will be in the know.0 -
This is not going to happen until you have completed a years trading, so relax and wait.
[Be prepared to possibly wait two years because changes in regulation due next month may well make the one year's trading mortgages very difficult to obtain]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 -
ok thanks, thought it might be the case.
we have £10k deposit. £5k equity in our current house and both work. And yes, we will need the two incomes to be able to get a mortgage.
would we be better off selling ours and renting? maybe until the time we can use my income or wait where we are- so frustrated, by it all. as we could afford it.
thanks for all your replies.0
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