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David_Bicker
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We have a 1850's timber framed house. We currently have a 2 yr 0.14% above base rate tracker with C&G. You may have read on the house price forum that we have rennovated and extended it and are no in a position that we need to remortgage to roll up the debt created (loan) into the mortgage.
2 questions:
David
2 questions:
- I know that Principality building society (as well as C&G) will lend against a timber framed house - does anyone know of any others?
- Should I let my current tracker run its course (1 year left) or go for a lifetime tracker (higher % above base but dont need to pay the heavy arrangement fee every 2 years when the 2 year deal comes to an end!).
David
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I am assuming your on the no ties tracker of last year. Very good deal did 8 cases in one month on, missing those days now LOL!!
I have told a few of my clients to stick with it. You are still below the life time tracker and if the life timer tracker goes up so will yours! I would let it run and wait until the year is coming to an end. The only client I have moved decided he wanted to budget so we fixed it 1 month after he moved in! Funny I tried to get him to fix from the outset but clients no best!0
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