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90% ltv mortgage (not ftb)
jblakes
Posts: 184 Forumite
Morning all,
Just wondering if anybody knows how many 90% ltv mortgages are available for 2nd time buyers, I've seen alot that say ftb only.
We are looking at moving from first house to forever home, not a middle jump as no stamp duty will save us money, plus cheaper long run to jump straight up. Problem is we won't have a large deposit for a 350-450k house just 10%. Is this still achievable in this current climate?
Regards James
Just wondering if anybody knows how many 90% ltv mortgages are available for 2nd time buyers, I've seen alot that say ftb only.
We are looking at moving from first house to forever home, not a middle jump as no stamp duty will save us money, plus cheaper long run to jump straight up. Problem is we won't have a large deposit for a 350-450k house just 10%. Is this still achievable in this current climate?
Regards James
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We kept our 90% Ltv by porting our mortgage this was our second move. It was a really quick process and HSBC had it approved and did an online valuation in 2 days (mid lockdown)0
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Was are 2nd time buyers and have just been approved for HSBC mortgage for 90% LTV so it is possible.0
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Oh, HSBC said no, when I phoned up. Did you go through a broker?0
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