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ash_corsa	posted on 21st Feb 09 at 20:34
	quote: Originally posted by Kano quote: Originally posted by ash_corsa 95% isnt even worth considering, 7%!!! 90% can be had for around 5.5% You will struggle to get a 90% anywhere near 5.5%... 5.85% 5 yr fixed with the Post Office mate, 90% LTV with no HLC. :thumbs:
corsa120	posted on 21st Feb 09 at 19:04
	actually im not i paid 108k for 3-bed semi and 2 sold within last month for 125-130k....... within yards from mine and agin negative equity applies only if u get repossessed and if you plan to move/borrow in my opinion [Edited on 21-02-2009 by corsa120]
Twiggy	posted on 20th Feb 09 at 20:13
	quote: Originally posted by corsa120 i got a 100% 18 months ago lucky lol Not really, your probably in negative equity
Kano	posted on 20th Feb 09 at 19:24
	quote: Originally posted by ash_corsa 95% isnt even worth considering, 7%!!! 90% can be had for around 5.5% You will struggle to get a 90% anywhere near 5.5%...
ash_corsa	posted on 20th Feb 09 at 19:00
	95% isnt even worth considering, 7%!!! 90% can be had for around 5.5%
corsa120	posted on 20th Feb 09 at 18:00
	i got a 100% 18 months ago lucky lol
Kano	posted on 20th Feb 09 at 14:05
	You can get 90's and some 95's just now but the rates are wild...
Laura	posted on 20th Feb 09 at 07:56
	our first mortgage was arranged just before xmas, sale went through january. we only got an 85% max.
--DAN--	posted on 19th Feb 09 at 21:07
	As John says you've got no chance of 100% at the minute. However, when I had my 1st mortgage years ago loans, credit cards etc were all taken into consideration.:thumbs:
Aaron	posted on 19th Feb 09 at 21:07
	quote: Originally posted by John You won't get a 100% mortgage anymore. Even more so if you have an existing debt, which by the sounds of it...you do.
John	posted on 19th Feb 09 at 20:59
	You won't get a 100% mortgage anymore.
gsi-gaz	posted on 19th Feb 09 at 20:57
	hi all, im after a bit of advice, have any of you ever had 100% mortgages also did u have any other debts when u got your mortgage ie loans and how has it affected you? thanks [Edited on 01-03-2009 by Ian]