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Nationwide DIP
nmjams
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Yesterday i got a DIP from nationwide, they did a hard search of my credit file and it came back 'accept'...phew!
Full mortgage app this saturday.
They have asked for last full month bank accounts statements for all used accounts and buildings and contents schedule.
How can i get buildings and contents insurance if i don't own or live in the house i'm buying? i'm currently renting so they can't mean for my present address, surely?
If i go the bank this week will they just print current statements and will they be acceptable? my printer just died
Full mortgage app this saturday.
They have asked for last full month bank accounts statements for all used accounts and buildings and contents schedule.
How can i get buildings and contents insurance if i don't own or live in the house i'm buying? i'm currently renting so they can't mean for my present address, surely?
If i go the bank this week will they just print current statements and will they be acceptable? my printer just died
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New build or not?
If yes, you will need insurance from completion, otherwise from exchange. Arrange a policy accordingly and provide your solicitor the details, job done.0 -
To request this at this stage would be premature. If they're referring to your existing payments that will form part of your budget planner, which they should base upon future costs (basically expenditure from completion), and if they're referring to home insurance for the new property this typically forms part of the post application process.
You've done the right thing in getting a DIP, but did you research the whole of the market before choosing Nationwide. If not you may want to discuss this with your mortgage broker, as long as they're whole of market.I am a Mortgage Adviser
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0
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