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What would you do?
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It is already late August. so suggest you aim to move next January You have not said how much equity you have in the flat, You could look at decent two beds where you could extend into the loft as most three beds have two doubles and a small box room.Broker could look at whole of market to best meet your needs.1
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Is the family support a gift or loan? You'll have issues with the latter.2024 wins: *must start comping again!*1
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If it's a flat I'd start getting it ready to sell now as flats tend to take longer to complete due to obtaining management packs and in some cases the cladding issue.
As @hazyjo says on whay basis are you getting the money from family? What are your salaries etc? It is probably best to speak to a broker to get an idea of your options.2 -
Before you start refunding the help you need to raise £160k-£185k.
Once you know max borrowing you can consider your options.0 -
@hazyjoElizabethRose This is why I planned to move now so we can get the ball rolling asap. Family salary -63KThanks all.0
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