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Senior_Paper_Monitor

With regard to #9 I generally pop in here at the end of a working day - when I was last in your were still trying to decide everyone's ages .

It sounds probably doable - but the devil is in detail (some of which has been alluded to above / some of which hasn't and some of which has received incorrect interpretation)....

i.e I can think of better than half a dozen lenders that would give you mum a thirty year mortgage (subject affordability) and three possibly four who would simply ignore her age/income.

As has been indicated by Mokka - the knowledge of non standard can be very week in bank advisors (and they only have one product range and set of criteria to learn/check) BUT do not "make some appointments with advisors" (the last thing you want is a series of credit checks).

Make an appointment with an experienced (preferably RTB experienced) broker by phone or face to face, give them all the detail and let them identify a lender for you - I would expect it to be money well spent.