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Post BR mortgage options
skivy71
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Hi,
I was discharged in June 2020, income approx £105k p.a., around £50k deposit.
Does anyone know of any specialist mortgage people who can assist? I'm guessing the regular channels won't be any good, as the market is beaming right now, and they can go the safe business?
Thanks
Skiv
I was discharged in June 2020, income approx £105k p.a., around £50k deposit.
Does anyone know of any specialist mortgage people who can assist? I'm guessing the regular channels won't be any good, as the market is beaming right now, and they can go the safe business?
Thanks
Skiv
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I used Tony from Mortgage Success and he sorted us out no problem at all.0
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Tony from Mortgage Success seconded.Save £12k in 2025 #33 £2531.77/£5000 (If this carries on I might have to up my target!)
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