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45% LTV, Bad Credit & furloughed... Chances of mortgage acceptance?
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@MadMattUK Out of interest, what do you mean by having to pay a premium?MadMattUK said:Underwriters seem to be slow at the moment, but with that LTV you will get through, you might pay a slight premium in interest, but it should still go through.
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Interest rates factor in risk, poor credit is a risk factor so you might pay a premium for that by having a higher interest rate. So two people borrowing the same amount, on the same LTV, over the same period with the same income, however the one with poor credit might get a rate that is 0.5% more than the one with good credit or have to go to a poor credit lender, who charge higher interest rates.jamielutz1987 said:
@MadMattUK Out of interest, what do you mean by having to pay a premium?MadMattUK said:Underwriters seem to be slow at the moment, but with that LTV you will get through, you might pay a slight premium in interest, but it should still go through.0 -
Not with Halifax (or other high street lenders). Their mortgage rates are as published, you either get it or not, there's no loading based on individual credit profiles.MadMattUK said:
Interest rates factor in risk, poor credit is a risk factor so you might pay a premium for that by having a higher interest rate. So two people borrowing the same amount, on the same LTV, over the same period with the same income, however the one with poor credit might get a rate that is 0.5% more than the one with good credit or have to go to a poor credit lender, who charge higher interest rates.jamielutz1987 said:
@MadMattUK Out of interest, what do you mean by having to pay a premium?MadMattUK said:Underwriters seem to be slow at the moment, but with that LTV you will get through, you might pay a slight premium in interest, but it should still go through.
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Even my sub-prime lender lists it's interest rates for all the bad credit profiles it will take on, so people know in advance what they could be offered.Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.2
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