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Remortgage & possible structural problem
elvis_girl
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Hi,
Not sure if I'm posting this in the right place, so feel free to move if not! I have recently been turned down for a remortgage with Abbey as their valuer found evidence of cracking (its aground floor flat). I got a specialist report which says there is no way of knowing whether its progressive without monitoring (there was no problem when I bought the flat 3 years ago, although some of the cracks were already there).
Will anyone give me a remortgage, as I'm on a cr*p rate at the minute which is costing me a fortune!
Thnx
Not sure if I'm posting this in the right place, so feel free to move if not! I have recently been turned down for a remortgage with Abbey as their valuer found evidence of cracking (its aground floor flat). I got a specialist report which says there is no way of knowing whether its progressive without monitoring (there was no problem when I bought the flat 3 years ago, although some of the cracks were already there).
Will anyone give me a remortgage, as I'm on a cr*p rate at the minute which is costing me a fortune!
Thnx
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The Abbey would have most likely done it if they had other lending in the block. What security (24 hour consierge) (TV Camera's) How many floors all together?If you don't get what you want - you'd better hope you want what you get
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Its just a ground floor maisonette type thing ( it looks like 2 semi detatched houses but its 4 flats) The crack is on all 4 of the flats!0
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