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non standard construction

stik1888 · 2008-04-22 19:12:05

Hi guys looking at buyin a house with my boyfriend.....the property is a myton steel frame construction which i know nothin about could anyone please offer me some more info and possibly give me advise on any lenders they know who deal with FTB's on these type of property as the estate agents lenders have not been able to…

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23 April 2008 at 3:02PM

Some years back I arranged a fair few mortgages on concrete houses ( mainly laing, wimpy no-fines ) with various mainstream lenders but got a feeling Myton are one of the types ( along with Smiths & Wates... ) that are less acceptable are were designated in the 1985 housing act, ( of course thats if lender/valuer actually knows that it is one of those)

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