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Buy now or pull out? A few things to consider (no, I'm not predicting house prices)
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I see what you mean, but, technically, they don't "withdraw the offer" - they declare the loan immediately due and payable because of fraud etc. A mortgage offer can be withdrawn only before the money is actually paid out to the solicitor.Hodge58 said:They can withdraw the offer and demand the money back if they suspect that you have lied.0 -
Not any more you're not. Been plenty of cuts in the public sector over the years with compulsory redundancies as I know from personal experience.Hodge58 said:If you are a teacher, nurse, Doctor, Lawyer but not a conveyancing lawyer then great, your in a job for life but for retail or other occupations i would sit tight....Just my opinion. I have seen the Banks operate in adversity and they are ruthless despite their cosy images.
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