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Yes you have found a lender - but you have not found a lender that will accept your current situation. Maybe a broker will be able to find you a lender who will.MortgageMeee said:I'm getting sarky with people posting irrelevant things purely to try and show off how smart and informed they are. I have a mortgage lender - I obviously don't need a broker to find me one..4 -
If you are on a bursary in a specific field could you find out if anyone else has been in the same situation. Are there any forums relating to this field that you could go on to ask others? Just a thought0
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Can your line manager not do it?
Who recruited you?
Who have you been asking?
My HR were useless as "everything a lender needs is on the payslip" 🙄Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear it in 2026.0
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