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FTB mortgage offers these days?
born_again_saver
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I know, I know, it's the worst ever time to buy a house and all that jazz, but I'm curious!
What kind of mortgage offers are first time buyers are getting approved these days, i.e. what are the maximum LTV and income multiples being offered? And at what sort of interest rate/fix length/fee?
What kind of mortgage offers are first time buyers are getting approved these days, i.e. what are the maximum LTV and income multiples being offered? And at what sort of interest rate/fix length/fee?
Never mind the house prices, I'm saving a deposit.
[STRIKE]£20,000[/STRIKE] £15,100.82 still needed - 24.50% saved so far!
Buying and moving costs: £3-5k - will save this after the £20k
Aiming to buy my own place by the end of 2011
[STRIKE]£20,000[/STRIKE] £15,100.82 still needed - 24.50% saved so far!
Buying and moving costs: £3-5k - will save this after the £20k
Aiming to buy my own place by the end of 2011
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Whoops I meant to post this under Mortgages, will post there instead.Never mind the house prices, I'm saving a deposit.
[STRIKE]£20,000[/STRIKE] £15,100.82 still needed - 24.50% saved so far!
Buying and moving costs: £3-5k - will save this after the £20k
Aiming to buy my own place by the end of 20110
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