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Mortgage with a default?
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Yes, if you are doing it yourself I would put the person with best credit as the lead applicant.0
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Great, thanks very helpful advice!0
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You could ways use a broker, they will do a full fact find with you, check all the credit reports and look to place you with the one most suitable for your circumstances. That would be more reassuring than trying pot luck.Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0
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So it the DIP was approved online and then I phone to follow up and the say there is a notice of correction on file which I said was incorrect. We ran through it all on the phone and re-submitted and it's gone to the underwriters?
Anyone experienced this before? Fingers crossed!0 -
creditmanessex said:So it the DIP was approved online and then I phone to follow up and the say there is a notice of correction on file which I said was incorrect. We ran through it all on the phone and re-submitted and it's gone to the underwriters?
Anyone experienced this before? Fingers crossed!Credit cards: £9,705.31 | Loans: £4,419.39 | Student Loan (Plan 1): £11,301.00 | Total: £25,425.70Debt-free target: 21-Feb-2027
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