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Why is this so hard ?
SuseOrm
Posts: 518 Forumite
2 defaults, settled and nearly 5 years old.
25% deposit
Earn £50,000 a year plus bonus which i do not want factoring in the calculation.
Earn £50,000 a year plus bonus which i do not want factoring in the calculation.
Want to borrow £112,000
and have been declined twice.
and have been declined twice.
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Are the defaults with one of the lenders or a sister company?
Have you used a broker, if so where did you find them?Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0 -
It should be possible to place from what you have said. But as MovingForwards says, if you have a default with RBS for example, RBS/Natwest might be a little reluctant to lend to you again.
There is a lot of additional information needed as the devil is in the detail. But a £10k default on a credit cardit card is not as bad as a £10k default on a secured loan/mortgage.
You may be looking at 2x income but if it is a 10 year term or you have a load of debt or a football team worth of kids it changes things a little. Its all in the details. But I would still imagine there is an answer there, maybe get your credit reports over to a broker.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, 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 -
Defaults with Nationwide £600 and Vodafone £4000
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1 child
No debt at all, credit cards used for insurance only and cleared every month without fail.0 -
Have they said why they’ve declined? Did you use a broker?Debt was £15,903 😬 Now £2718.14 £0 😲🥳0
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I did. Credit score not high enough for 1, didnt meet their internal credit score for the other.GreenCat80 said:Have they said why they’ve declined? Did you use a broker?So why did the broker even bother i wonder, luckily only one out of the two performed a soft search. It’s now in front of the rugby and Hinkley underwriting board. Which again concerns me because when I was looking for a mortgage last year was a very firm no from them, on paper (no searches carried out or discussion). I just don’t know what to make of it all.0 -
Good deposit.
Get a broker.
Find out why application were declined before making more applications.0 -
SuseOrm said:
I’m suffering with serious trust issues with brokers on the basis that they dont seem to know what the lenders want.london21 said:Good deposit.
Get a broker.
Find out why application were declined before making more applications.Can anyone recommend a good one ?
I approached the one who has relied to this thread and I've been in my home for nearly 2 years now.Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0 -
Sorry if im being thick, whos that please ?MovingForwards said:SuseOrm said:
I’m suffering with serious trust issues with brokers on the basis that they dont seem to know what the lenders want.london21 said:Good deposit.
Get a broker.
Find out why application were declined before making more applications.Can anyone recommend a good one ?
I approached the one who has relied to this thread and I've been in my home for nearly 2 years now.0
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