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Ftbftbftb · 2018-03-04 23:46:50

Hi Its my first post and I wanted some advice. I am purchasing my first home and in the process of conveyancing at the moment. I’m purchasing a 4 bedroom house. I am single and initially thought i would be living there alone. However, I have two close friends who I would like to help out for a few months. They require a…

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Fisa002 Posts: 145 Forumite

5 March 2018 at 3:58PM

i have applied to NW for a mortgage too. I just signed the forms and told them who would be living there and never though let anymore of it.
Im not sure if they are trying to !!!8216;catch you out!!!8217; by seeing if you are keeping a lodger or renting I think its more to see if later on if the bank was to repossess no one else will have a financial interest in the property. I may be wrong though as in your case it isn!!!8217;t family that will be staying.

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