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New build extras included in house price?
stalkah
Posts: 227 Forumite
Morning All,
Will be looking to purchase a new build later this year but didn't know how the extras work.
So if the house price was 300k as standard but wanted £15k of extras would the purchase price now be £315k and we get a mortgage for 75% of that or do we have to pay the £15k separately to the mortgage?
Thanks
Will be looking to purchase a new build later this year but didn't know how the extras work.
So if the house price was 300k as standard but wanted £15k of extras would the purchase price now be £315k and we get a mortgage for 75% of that or do we have to pay the £15k separately to the mortgage?
Thanks
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Well, when we bought our new build nine years ago, our extras, which were double garage instead of single, and had it built so there are rooms above, was paid as invoiced, in one payment to builder. Mortgage had been arranged prior to the changes so we left it as it was. This is Scotland though where things are different0
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Quite often they want paying for the extras on exchange of contracts.0
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Just checked with the builder as was driving past and they say the extras are paid for separately on completion unless they need to order anything before exchange of contracts then it's a 50/50 split paid on order and completion. That's with Taylor Wimpey0
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I used to work for a housebuilder, processing requests for extras- they were pay or nothing will happen, regardless of whether you had exchanged and if it had passed the build stage where it can be done, it wouldn't be done0
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Are we talking about extras or are we talking about incentives, cash or non-cash?I am a mortgage broker. You 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. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0
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