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Spray foam insulation and Mortgage lenders
blondeangel
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Hi I'm trying to sell my house and had spray foam insulation done to inside roof about 15 years ago. It cost £14000 so not happy when 2 viewers said they won't consider buying because of it. It is a large 4 bedroom corner semi and I need to downsize to be mortgage and debt free. Does anyone know which lenders will give mortgages on SF insulation houses I really can't afford to remove it and my interest only mortgage runs out in few years I need to repay and move. I'm retired disabled and 64 so no chance of remortgage. Anyone help?
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Do you have any details of exactly what work was done 15 years ago for that £14,000 ?That feels like a very large sum of money if it was just for the foam, but if it involved repairs to the roof and other preparations to the underside of the roof before the foam was used, and you still have the details of that work, then it could make a difference to the mortgage situation.0
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Is it attached straight to tiles or is it attached to a layer of felt which is then on the tiles?0
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