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First Time Buyer - confusion
lisa1012
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Hi,
We are first time buyers. My husband is full time employed with earning around £28,000 and I am also full time employed with earning around £22,0000. However I am also a director of a limited company with 100% share but I do not take any income/profits from the company.
We are first time buyers. My husband is full time employed with earning around £28,000 and I am also full time employed with earning around £22,0000. However I am also a director of a limited company with 100% share but I do not take any income/profits from the company.
We have really good deposit of 10-15%
So my question is while applying for a joint mortgage will the lender make a decision based on our incomes from our full time jobs as well as the fact that I am a company director?
will wait for your response.
thanks
will wait for your response.
thanks
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