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MightyRed1981 wrote: »We've used both calculators and mortgage advisors
Then you have probably already looked at all your options in respect of the mortgage borrowing. You'll either need to find another £18K to add to your deposit or go for a cheaper property.0 -
Thanks for the replies
not sure on Viola figures though... 25%?? glad I've not used you as a broker, you're % isn't even close0 -
Realistically, that additional 8% that you require is still a lot of money. Especially to try to come up with it in a tight timeframe. If it wasn't a property in such demand, I would suggest getting the price down through some clever negotiation. Otherwise your only options really are to hold off and save more, or look at something cheaper.0
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MightyRed1981 wrote: »Thanks for the replies
not sure on Viola figures though... 25%?? glad I've not used you as a broker, you're % isn't even close
Yeah, I've tried the numbers again and I can't get 25% whatever combination I use. Not sure what I did...0
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