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mortgage question

Has anyone had any success securing a mortgage without 3 years uk address history or when coming back to uk? I have been back for 18 months and I’m looking to get a mortgage asap. Kept a forwarding address (family home) in uk throughout my time away so no gaps in credit report. Specifically looking at adverse lenders (precise, Aldermore, Kent reliance or pepper). 
TIA 😄

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  • haras_n0sirrah
    haras_n0sirrah Posts: 1,339 Forumite
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    Why adverse - worth checking if you need an adverse lender as some mainstream lenders do allow a bit of adverse depending on what it is and when
    anyway looking at the lenders mentioned
    precise - 36 months
    kensington - 24
    aldermore - 24
    kent - 36
    pepper - 36
    bluestone - 12 (but ouch)

  • Why adverse - worth checking if you need an adverse lender as some mainstream lenders do allow a bit of adverse depending on what it is and when
    anyway looking at the lenders mentioned
    precise - 36 months
    kensington - 24
    aldermore - 24
    kent - 36
    pepper - 36
    bluestone - 12 (but ouch)

    Thank you. I have a few late payments from 2017 and a 2 year old default of almost £2000 (satisfied in full) so I think I will need to go with an adverse lender. 😟
  • haras_n0sirrah
    haras_n0sirrah Posts: 1,339 Forumite
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    edited 14 June 2020 at 6:45PM
    with a default of that size I think unless you will consider bluestone you would need to wait until you have been 24 months in the uk to access more lenders 
  • upthegarry
    upthegarry Posts: 20 Forumite
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    grace765 said:
    Why adverse - worth checking if you need an adverse lender as some mainstream lenders do allow a bit of adverse depending on what it is and when
    anyway looking at the lenders mentioned
    precise - 36 months
    kensington - 24
    aldermore - 24
    kent - 36
    pepper - 36
    bluestone - 12 (but ouch)

    Thank you. I have a few late payments from 2017 and a 2 year old default of almost £2000 (satisfied in full) so I think I will need to go with an adverse lender. 😟
    I had an almost 3 year old default for £7k (fully satisfied) with a few odd late payments about 18 months ago and we’ve had just had a Natwest approval (with HTB) 
  • with a default of that size I think unless you will consider bluestone you would need to wait until you have been 24 months in the uk to access more lenders 
    Ok, thanks for the info. Are bluestone ok with 2 year old defaults? 
  • haras_n0sirrah
    haras_n0sirrah Posts: 1,339 Forumite
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    I believe they are ok with anything over 6 months. Happy to check as not used them since pre covid and now is a completely different ball game to 6 months ago
     
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