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Mortgages after bankruptsy.
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lanceneoman
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Hi all.
Been on here for a while. But cant really find anything more up to date.
I went bankrupt in April 2021 and discharged a year later.
When I got discharged I got in touch with multiple mortgage advisers to see when in the future I could look as possibly obtaining a mortgage.
They all seemed to say after 3 years of being discharged you can usually get a 5% mortgage.
Skipton building society today have released a statement saying you can obtain a 100 thank you can obtain a 100% mortgage with them with good credit bread it obviously that is not myself that is not myself as I have I believe another I believe another 3 or 4 years with the bankruptcy on my file
Has anyone obtained a mortgage within 2 or 3 years after the the years after the bankruptcy ended.
If so can anyone recommend speaking to anyone.
I currently pay £850 a month in rent, have done for the past 6 years and never been late or missed a payment, when you add it up thats 61,000 in money gone.
Regards
Been on here for a while. But cant really find anything more up to date.
I went bankrupt in April 2021 and discharged a year later.
When I got discharged I got in touch with multiple mortgage advisers to see when in the future I could look as possibly obtaining a mortgage.
They all seemed to say after 3 years of being discharged you can usually get a 5% mortgage.
Skipton building society today have released a statement saying you can obtain a 100 thank you can obtain a 100% mortgage with them with good credit bread it obviously that is not myself that is not myself as I have I believe another I believe another 3 or 4 years with the bankruptcy on my file
Has anyone obtained a mortgage within 2 or 3 years after the the years after the bankruptcy ended.
If so can anyone recommend speaking to anyone.
I currently pay £850 a month in rent, have done for the past 6 years and never been late or missed a payment, when you add it up thats 61,000 in money gone.
Regards
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Try the housing Forum, subsection for mortgages; several mortgage advisors are on board.If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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Ill have a look thank-you0
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