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Platform mortgage AIP soft or hard search

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Hi all, currently scouring the market due to our credit file. Anyone know if platform mortgages do a soft or hard search at AIP?
Thanks in advance

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  • Why not use a broker to carefully place your case rather than firing off multiple DIP’s?
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    You 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.
  • I have spoken with 2 brokers who have given me conflicted advise and both charge £2k for there services. If I could be recommended a good broker but as it’s very costly and I’m trying to establish and get my head around things myself
  • I understand they get paid when a mortgage offer is made but with both I feel like they are not trying to get us the best rate based on our criteria and are looking at lenders 5-6% just so they can get the money. We have no ccj no defaults no debt just late payments
  • Platform are a fairly clean lender so will reject if you've got recent late payments.

    2k for a broker fee is insane. I wouldn't pay that either to be fair.

    Who have you approached so far for a Dip?
    How long ago are the late payments?
    What were they on? Cc? /loans? /mortgage?
  • nik_k
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    jonnym8083 wrote: »
    I understand they get paid when a mortgage offer is made but with both I feel like they are not trying to get us the best rate based on our criteria and are looking at lenders 5-6% just so they can get the money. We have no ccj no defaults no debt just late payments

    I'll send you a PM with the details of the mortgage broker we used recently!
  • Hi all. It was an outstanding payday loan. Couldn’t pay them all at once and entered into arrangement plans. Any how since then I have done a irresponsibility lending and got all over turned. Since the last few years my job salary has increased massively. To be honest I could of paid them in full a lot earlier but as they had been quite harsh I just thought sod you... you can have the minimum every month. Little did I know it’s backfired as credit file was being marked poor every month for like 2 years... my own fault and shot myself in the foot big time... anyways last late payment was Oct 18. Other than that no issues no debt. Just a case of 24 consecutive late payments marked on my credit file. If I hadn’t of paid anything it would of defaulted and I would be in a better position now potentially with a 4 year old settle default.
  • We haven’t done any dip yet but I was just thinking if it doesn’t go against us it was worth trying before going down the route of 4-6%.
  • amnblog
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    So, the ‘just late payments’ is entered into a arrangement to pay with a payday lender(s).

    5% to 6% sounds like the range you are in, not a broker pushing you there to earn extra.

    Forget Platform and clear these PDLs as a start point.
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    You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Broker, 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.
  • Payday loan has been clear for over 12 months. They don’t show as AP or AR they show on credit file as 3’s.
    We have seen precise do 3.64% and criteria regarding late payments is not counted in last 12 months.
    We now have an 84k income between us. Looking at HTB therefore 75% loan. No debts
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