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Best mortgage type?

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  • mikeopvc
    mikeopvc Posts: 912 Forumite
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    Cornucopia wrote: »
    Therefore, you are likely to need to take a further advance on your old property to provide a deposit for a mortgage or bridging loan on the new property.

    As I said, I think you need to crunch the figures yourself...

    This is exactly what I said in post #14, remortgage on existing and bridging on new property.

    I've crunched the figures as per post #18
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