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Self Employed Morgage
rubiksx
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Hi All
I have been self employed for the last 5 years co-owned a company which had 8 people 4 staff profit every year but i have decided to leave that and work freelance.
i looking to buy a house within next year with my partner that has full time job she is a teaching assistant i just wondering what the banks will be like with me we not going to be after a huge mortgage dont want to buy house more then 170k. am i right in assuming my 5 years wont take into account it will go from my new venture. savings wise i will have enough for the deposit.
any thoughts and advice would be great
Matt
I have been self employed for the last 5 years co-owned a company which had 8 people 4 staff profit every year but i have decided to leave that and work freelance.
i looking to buy a house within next year with my partner that has full time job she is a teaching assistant i just wondering what the banks will be like with me we not going to be after a huge mortgage dont want to buy house more then 170k. am i right in assuming my 5 years wont take into account it will go from my new venture. savings wise i will have enough for the deposit.
any thoughts and advice would be great
Matt
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You would need at least 1 years account in the new role I think.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou 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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Thanks for reply its what i am assuming
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