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What sort of rate/mortgage should I choose ?
Mehullakhani
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Hi guys
Am looking to buy a flat in N-London. I have seen one that I like, and think I can get it for 280 or so . I am in the fortunate position of being able to put down a big deposit (200k) . I would need a mortgage for about 80k, and because of other revenue streams, would be looking to pay it all off very quickly - within 5 years.
What sort of mortgage should I go for given the current economic climate, and also can I use my deposit to bargain with lenders? Any names/companies that I should be approaching ? What rate do you think I can get ?
R
Mehul
Am looking to buy a flat in N-London. I have seen one that I like, and think I can get it for 280 or so . I am in the fortunate position of being able to put down a big deposit (200k) . I would need a mortgage for about 80k, and because of other revenue streams, would be looking to pay it all off very quickly - within 5 years.
What sort of mortgage should I go for given the current economic climate, and also can I use my deposit to bargain with lenders? Any names/companies that I should be approaching ? What rate do you think I can get ?
R
Mehul
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Try https://www.moneysupermarket.com, and put in 5 year repayment. There are lots of specialist mortgages for this.Save save save!!0
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