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5 times mortgage with Aldermore
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Sj141
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Hi,
I am a first time buyer trying to buy a property with my partner.
My annual income is 57000 and my partner earns 26000. We have an offer accepted on a property for 455000 and we have a deposit of 15%.
We have already applied for Nationwide helping hand mortgage and it has been declined.
We have a good credit history with no defaults, missed payment or CCJs.
I am planning to apply for our mortgage with Aldermore as they provide with higher incomes time multiple.
Has anybody ever taken a 5 times mortgage with Aldermore or any other lenders?
Thanks
I am a first time buyer trying to buy a property with my partner.
My annual income is 57000 and my partner earns 26000. We have an offer accepted on a property for 455000 and we have a deposit of 15%.
We have already applied for Nationwide helping hand mortgage and it has been declined.
We have a good credit history with no defaults, missed payment or CCJs.
I am planning to apply for our mortgage with Aldermore as they provide with higher incomes time multiple.
Has anybody ever taken a 5 times mortgage with Aldermore or any other lenders?
Thanks
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It may depend. Are they flat basic salaries? Me and my partner had some initial issue as my total P60 always shows £50k+ but my basic is just over half of that and the rest is commission, which most exclude or at least mark-down0
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@Tatters26. Thank you for your reply. Yes, it is our basic salary.0
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A couple years back got 6 times income with masthaven bank.1
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based on the figures here you are only looking at 4.65x income. This should be achievable through many lenders. If you need 5x then with those incomes you should have a fair few high street options before you have to go to Aldermore1
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