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Hi all
Wonder if anyone can clear something up for me.
We were buying a house and had our mortgage offer etc. The vendor pulled out on exchange day so we lost the house we were buying.
We have just managed to find another property and had an offer accepted at the weekend. What I am asking is do we have to do through the whole mortgage offer again or can we just lent our lender know the revised property details, it is some 30k less than the house we actually lost.
Hope that makes sense.
Vicky
Wonder if anyone can clear something up for me.
We were buying a house and had our mortgage offer etc. The vendor pulled out on exchange day so we lost the house we were buying.
We have just managed to find another property and had an offer accepted at the weekend. What I am asking is do we have to do through the whole mortgage offer again or can we just lent our lender know the revised property details, it is some 30k less than the house we actually lost.
Hope that makes sense.
Vicky
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Change of details form and possibly a review of the financials as it will be a change of loan amount
But it's cheaper I hear you type
However the system relies on the computer saying yes.0
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