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Mortgage Lenders who offer Mortgages on 1 years Self Employed Accounts and SA302?
philng
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I am aware Halifax offer mortgages on 1 year Self Employed accounts and have an AIP with them. Are there any other reputable lenders who also offer mortgages on 1 years accounts just so I can compare rates?
Business has been a family business established over 40 years Net Profit on accounts £70000 which is a significant increase on previous accounts held by father.
Business has been a family business established over 40 years Net Profit on accounts £70000 which is a significant increase on previous accounts held by father.
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@philng You're unlikely to find a lender who accepts 1 year accounts and beats Halifax on cost.
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You mention an increase in profits.
Don't confuse only having one years trading with having several years trading but only wanting to present the latest.
Suggest you use a Broker rather than risk shooting yourself in the foot.I am a Mortgage Broker
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Broker, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
What I mean is the business has been in the family for 40 years & my daughter fiance took over the business from his father around 18 months ago so they have just 1 year accounts in their name.amnblog said:You mention an increase in profits.
Don't confuse only having one years trading with having several years trading but only wanting to present the latest.
Suggest you use a Broker rather than risk shooting yourself in the foot.
They need SA302 ASAP in April but not sure how long this takes?0 -
Is this family business based in Norfolk?.....dont report me, i have family in norfolk its fine :-)philng said:
my daughter fiance took over the business from his father0
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