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95% deposit but cannot get mortgage
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It might be similar to the definition of "connected persons" used for CGT:se2020 said:
They changed the wording on this in April.silvercar said:
Yes you do. You can get a private mortgage, but it would need to be from someone who isn’t a relative or in law of a relative. I think an aunt or uncle would be the nearest relative allowed. Or it could be from a friend or business colleague.housebuyer143 said:Do you need a mortgage to use your Lisa? Don't you just need to buy a house?
easiest way would be for one of you to find some employment for the short term.
It now says "anyone connected""
I'm not sure how distant a relative needs to be or what happens if a god parent also happens to be a private mortgage lender?
Or how far they go into checking for connections?
https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/capital-gains-manual/cg14580
(or might not be, I haven't dived deep into the rules, and tax rules aren't necessarily consistent!)0 -
So again, aunt or uncle could well be the nearest relation that isn’t defined as connected.user1977 said:
It might be similar to the definition of "connected persons" used for CGT:se2020 said:
They changed the wording on this in April.silvercar said:
Yes you do. You can get a private mortgage, but it would need to be from someone who isn’t a relative or in law of a relative. I think an aunt or uncle would be the nearest relative allowed. Or it could be from a friend or business colleague.housebuyer143 said:Do you need a mortgage to use your Lisa? Don't you just need to buy a house?
easiest way would be for one of you to find some employment for the short term.
It now says "anyone connected""
I'm not sure how distant a relative needs to be or what happens if a god parent also happens to be a private mortgage lender?
Or how far they go into checking for connections?
https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/capital-gains-manual/cg14580
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