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New Homes Mortgage Helpline Lending Criteris
worriedegg
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Wondering if anyone has any insight about NHMH.
I am wanting to buy a new build with Bellway, but I have less than ideal credit. I have been offered a mortgage from Precise but have been advised I need to get approval from NHMH before I can reserve.
I want to limit the amount of credit hits in my file, and understand the initial approval is a soft search, which I think will be okay?
Does anyone know which credit reference agency they check? And what their initial criteria is?
Hoping I can find out what position I need to be in before applying.
Hoping I can find out what position I need to be in before applying.
Thanks in advance
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If you are using help to Buy then all they will be doing is sticking your numbers in to the calculator and getting a pass or fail. They will also question you to make sure your aip with precise will actually got through to offer.
How long ago is your aip from? Precise aren't lending to the same level as before so are you sure it is still valid?0 -
Thankyou Deleted_User,
AIP was from early March so I’m not sure. I will check before I submit. I’m worried because I originally applied for an AIP with my current lender Halifax and was declined.Will having a valid AIP be helpful with NHMH?Thanks again, I would usually just wait until my credit improved but I’m looking to release equity to gift my mum who needs some financial help.0 -
Most brokers use DIPs which involve a soft search. This includes Precise, Halifax, Santander, Nationwide etc. They don't have their own.I am a mortgage broker. 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. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.1
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Precise are only going to 75% at the moment and have only 2 products. 1 for help to Buy, and 1 for normal
Also have cut right back on allowable adverse. Your AIP from March is effectively useless now, anyone with an aip older than a month might as well start again in my opinion. Too many changes in mortgage availability since covid hitDefaults 0 in 24 monthsCCJs 0 in 24 monthsMissed mortgage/secured loan arrears 0 in 12 months, 1 in 36 months (worst status)1
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