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Brokers opinion?
Muddyball
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Hi All,
Would a broker mind running their eye over this, want to get an idea of where we are:
My wife and I are first time buyers currently in Belfast:
We have a joint income of £52k and a deposit of £15k, joint debt of around 5k so not a great deal going out monthly, we are looking at a new build at around £150k
I have 2 defaults both settled, one from 2010 for £170 and one from 2012 for £1000
My wife's credit file in pretty perfect with a lot of settled accounts
Am I right in thinking I am out of the game and maybe focus on getting the mortgage in my wife's name? Co-ownership perhaps?
Thanks
Would a broker mind running their eye over this, want to get an idea of where we are:
My wife and I are first time buyers currently in Belfast:
We have a joint income of £52k and a deposit of £15k, joint debt of around 5k so not a great deal going out monthly, we are looking at a new build at around £150k
I have 2 defaults both settled, one from 2010 for £170 and one from 2012 for £1000
My wife's credit file in pretty perfect with a lot of settled accounts
Am I right in thinking I am out of the game and maybe focus on getting the mortgage in my wife's name? Co-ownership perhaps?
Thanks
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If it were England or Wales that could be placed all day.
NI is slightly different as they have less lenders. It could be possible but I think you need a NI broker.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 -
Thought as much - is a year in between settling a default usually ok for lenders? I know they all differ obviously0
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