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Porting mortgage with current lender with repo
Duckie2019
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Hello,
Currently on a fixed term joint mortgage with Barclays - my husband had a sole mortgage on a property that was repossessed in Jan 2020 as detailed on credit report. We are looking to move property and have found a mortgage broker that has been able to get us a mortgage with a specialised lender. My question is, would Barclays look at our mortgage and allow us to port and get additional lending based on the above circumstances? We have not missed a payment on Barclays mortgage for the entire lending period which is 7 years.
Thank you!
Currently on a fixed term joint mortgage with Barclays - my husband had a sole mortgage on a property that was repossessed in Jan 2020 as detailed on credit report. We are looking to move property and have found a mortgage broker that has been able to get us a mortgage with a specialised lender. My question is, would Barclays look at our mortgage and allow us to port and get additional lending based on the above circumstances? We have not missed a payment on Barclays mortgage for the entire lending period which is 7 years.
Thank you!
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You can ask them, but I believe Barclays will not accept previously repossessed applicants.I am a Mortgage Broker
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If you’re looking at a specialised lender for the new property, you wouldn’t be able to port from Barclays to a new lender on the new property, unless I’ve misunderstood what your question0
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I read it as an alternative to the specialised lender, but as amnblog mentioned, unlikely, but can always ask to be sure.summerb64 said:If you’re looking at a specialised lender for the new property, you wouldn’t be able to port from Barclays to a new lender on the new property, unless I’ve misunderstood what your question
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