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Why would you make this mistake such shame if you get the mortgage withdrawn!!0
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Yes I have signed and sent back the agreement.Grumpy_chap said:How far away is your completion date?
Have you been approved for the loan?
Did you sign and send back the loan agreement?0 -
Anyone with even a sniff of a payday loan isn't getting a mortgage at the moment - with Covid, criteria is already tightening up. It's probably a blessing in disguise - if you need a 1000% APR loan while buying a property you can't afford it. End of.0
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It was for solicitor fees, is that right OP ?
Why borrow for them, thats what your savings are for.0 -
The OP references that they arecamelot1971 said:Anyone with even a sniff of a payday loan isn't getting a mortgage at the moment - with Covid, criteria is already tightening up. It's probably a blessing in disguise - if you need a 1000% APR loan while buying a property you can't afford it. End of.
If that means they have already exchanged, there is no way any of this can be a blessing in disguise. If the mortgage is now withdrawn between exchange and completion, the impact is significant.kris80 said:I’m waiting to complete on my mortgage.
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