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Default & Settled Vs Default & Not settled.
Rob_Mogs
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As per title really guys!
I've only just signed up to this site and tbh it's bloody brilliant! more info in 12hours than I've managed to get through advice lines & CAB in 9-10months!!
The reason I'm asking all these questions recently is that my partner & I are hoping to buy a house, we both have the correct salaries and a significant deposit, however unbeknown to me until about 9-10 months ago, I still owe black horse £5k and there is a default on my file that will drop off in May next year, which put a spanner in the works!!
Now I know chances of getting a mortgage until next year are slim at best, (at a good rate anyway) but what is more appealing to lenders, and will it actually make a difference due to the default to begin with?
Default & Settled, or Default with money oweing still?
I've only just signed up to this site and tbh it's bloody brilliant! more info in 12hours than I've managed to get through advice lines & CAB in 9-10months!!
The reason I'm asking all these questions recently is that my partner & I are hoping to buy a house, we both have the correct salaries and a significant deposit, however unbeknown to me until about 9-10 months ago, I still owe black horse £5k and there is a default on my file that will drop off in May next year, which put a spanner in the works!!
Now I know chances of getting a mortgage until next year are slim at best, (at a good rate anyway) but what is more appealing to lenders, and will it actually make a difference due to the default to begin with?
Default & Settled, or Default with money oweing still?
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