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Corsakid84

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 11:36

anyone else got any more suggestions????


carnoisseurcraig

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 09:38

try northern rock.

They are ace for the first time buyer. the do 110% mortgages.

there interest rate aint as good as some of the others. If u have money to put down as a deposit then shop about.

go to an independant financial advisor. u dont have to pay a pennie as ur mortgage provider pays him.


Corsakid84

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 09:33

carnoisseurcraig do you know any mortgage providers that will offer me more than what the house is worth then???


carnoisseurcraig

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 09:15

thats only valid if u have had the house for ages and u have some sort of equity in it.

ive had my house for 6 years now and with the price in houses going up all the time i now have a fair bit of equity.


uprated

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 09:13

what about all that unlocking equity in houses, you can gt like 25% more or something cant you?

or so the adverts say, i wouldnt actually know


Corsakid84

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 09:12

ok cheers mate, does anyone know of any mortgage provider that give more money than the house is worth cus i couldnt find one!


carnoisseurcraig

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 09:09

yeah, course ya can. Dont tell em its for ur car. Tell them its for a new kitchen or summin then use that money to pay off ur creditor.


Corsakid84

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 08:54

i know this has nothing to do with cars but anyways, does anyone know if i can have my car finance on top of my mortgage so i have only one payment instead of two, and does anyone know a mortgage provider that does this....sorry i had to ask on here, i didnt wana go face to face with a mortgage advisor or whateva, just wanted to ask someone online first as im only thinking of getting a house

thanks!:thumbs:

[Edited on 08-09-2003 by Corsakid84]