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Do I need an AIP and current mortgage deal running out before moving.

kates08
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Hi all
Our house is going on the market this week, we have been to see both our current mortgage lender (HSBC) and a mortgage advisor and both have said that they will give us more money than we will want/need to take (HSBC by about £20/30k and MA by about £75k!). Neither time did we go through the formal AIP process, they were just giving us an indication of how much we could borrow (all figures were 100% correct so we're confident of being able to secure the smaller amount that we will want). Are we likely to need a formal AIP or should we just wait until we've offered on somewhere and submit a full application?
Also, our current mortgage deal runs out in September, even the fastest moving house sale isn't likely to be completed by then so what is our best option - go onto the SVR, re-fix with our current supplier or move on to a no tie-in period mortgage?
Thanks!
Our house is going on the market this week, we have been to see both our current mortgage lender (HSBC) and a mortgage advisor and both have said that they will give us more money than we will want/need to take (HSBC by about £20/30k and MA by about £75k!). Neither time did we go through the formal AIP process, they were just giving us an indication of how much we could borrow (all figures were 100% correct so we're confident of being able to secure the smaller amount that we will want). Are we likely to need a formal AIP or should we just wait until we've offered on somewhere and submit a full application?
Also, our current mortgage deal runs out in September, even the fastest moving house sale isn't likely to be completed by then so what is our best option - go onto the SVR, re-fix with our current supplier or move on to a no tie-in period mortgage?
Thanks!
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The estate agent might want to see the AIP before accepting your offer/taking it seriously.
I wouldn't tie yourself in to a fixed deal, staying on the SVR might be the cheapest thing to do in the short term. Remember if you remortgage there will likely be fees associated with this.0
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