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Builders incentive

boop99
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Hello, we are purchasing a new build home using the NHS builders incentive of 5% we have chosen to use it as our deposit. Does anyone have any knowledge in using this as our 5% deposit with help to buy involved and a mortgage lender? We only seem to be able to find Barclays who will accept a builders incentive as a deposit, does anyone have any experience with this or know of any other lenders who accept the incentives
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I've gone through NatWest and they accept incentives; I was also told that Nationwide and Bank of Ireland don't. Might be worth speaking to a broker as they will know which lenders meet your criteria.0
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johnny_c-l said:I've gone through NatWest and they accept incentives; I was also told that Nationwide and Bank of Ireland don't. Might be worth speaking to a broker as they will know which lenders meet your criteria.
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I chose to put in more, ended up being 5.1% from me and 5.0% from builder, but I'm not sure if it was a requirement or not. I wasn't planning to use HTB but in the end decided to as a hedge against prices falling, so just put down 5% myself then the rest will repay the equity loan in the future.0
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johnny_c-l said:I've gone through NatWest and they accept incentives; I was also told that Nationwide and Bank of Ireland don't. Might be worth speaking to a broker as they will know which lenders meet your criteria.0
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Kiwistrawb1990 said:johnny_c-l said:I've gone through NatWest and they accept incentives; I was also told that Nationwide and Bank of Ireland don't. Might be worth speaking to a broker as they will know which lenders meet your criteria.0
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johnny_c-l said:Kiwistrawb1990 said:johnny_c-l said:I've gone through NatWest and they accept incentives; I was also told that Nationwide and Bank of Ireland don't. Might be worth speaking to a broker as they will know which lenders meet your criteria.0
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