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LISA with Private Mortgage
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As per the 2024 posts above, the private mortgage route is no longer an option, so posts from 2022 are no longer relevant.Usedname said:
I am finding myself in a similar situation, but no local solicitors seem to deal with private mortgages. In the off-chance that you still remember, who you be happy to share the firm/solicitor that did yours, and how much they charged?Green_hopeful said:Yes it worked. Legal mortgage all signed up and registered with the land registry. The solicitor sorted it out, but I had checked online first. I can’t remember where I found the answer but I suspect just on a government website. I think the mortgage had to have an interest payment as part of the legal requirements for it to be a mortgage but we just used a nominal amount. The tricky thing was getting the last bit of the bonus through because he bought in June and it takes a while to get it added but it was fine in the end.0
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