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Ben
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ok am only 19 , still an apprentice with about 8month left . i earn £250 flat in my hand upto £500 in my hand .i have a bit of savings which i could put down.

i want to get a morgage and move away from home but i dont have a clue what to do? who do i see and what do i do?

thanks
Kerry
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24th Jul 05 at 15:28   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

in your hand as in not on books?
Craigos
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I Think he means after tax and national insurance

Im 20 moving out very soon, looking @ buying a place or renting. Problem is renting is DEAD money as 2 speak..

Im currently changing jobs, but im normally earn approx 500-600 In my hand a week. tax man gets £150 a week

And even earning that much im gonna struggle to get a morgage. split up with the mrs so its harder on ya own

[Edited on 24-07-2005 by Craigos]
Ben
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yeh after tax and nat insurance
vibrio
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben
ok am only 19 , still an apprentice with about 8month left . i earn £250 flat in my hand upto £500 in my hand .i have a bit of savings which i could put down.

i want to get a morgage and move away from home but i dont have a clue what to do? who do i see and what do i do?

thanks



I think you need to pray - you'll not get a mortgage with 250 a month or even 500 a month in your hand
Craigos
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I think hes on about 250-500 a week.. hope so

If its a month you wont get a morgage Simple
Kerry
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underwriters look to see a single person has atleast approx £650 a month before considering a mort. its how they work out affordability
Ben
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quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
quote:
Originally posted by Ben
ok am only 19 , still an apprentice with about 8month left . i earn £250 flat in my hand upto £500 in my hand .i have a bit of savings which i could put down.

i want to get a morgage and move away from home but i dont have a clue what to do? who do i see and what do i do?

thanks



I think you need to pray - you'll not get a mortgage with 250 a month or even 500 a month in your hand


no mate i get about a 1000 a month in my hand
Ben
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i could stick 5k down and then id have a 1000 a month , would this be enough to live off? my girlfriends on about moving in too so would help with food but shes only on £80 a week as a student
Pop
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24th Jul 05 at 20:44   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

you're right not to rent, it's like pissing into the wind!

...if you have been with the same bank for more than 10 years go and get a consultation with them. They can look quite favourably on youbecause they know your banking history .. just an idea
nickyboy01
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben
quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
quote:
Originally posted by Ben
ok am only 19 , still an apprentice with about 8month left . i earn £250 flat in my hand upto £500 in my hand .i have a bit of savings which i could put down.

i want to get a morgage and move away from home but i dont have a clue what to do? who do i see and what do i do?

thanks



I think you need to pray - you'll not get a mortgage with 250 a month or even 500 a month in your hand


no mate i get about a 1000 a month in my hand


Thats £12k a year, enough for a £40k mortgage
vibrio
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben
quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
quote:
Originally posted by Ben
ok am only 19 , still an apprentice with about 8month left . i earn £250 flat in my hand upto £500 in my hand .i have a bit of savings which i could put down.

i want to get a morgage and move away from home but i dont have a clue what to do? who do i see and what do i do?

thanks



I think you need to pray - you'll not get a mortgage with 250 a month or even 500 a month in your hand


no mate i get about a 1000 a month in my hand


then say that. do not say 250
nickyboy01
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben
i could stick 5k down and then id have a 1000 a month , would this be enough to live off? my girlfriends on about moving in too so would help with food but shes only on £80 a week as a student


Not a chance

A 80k mortgage would be in the region of £500 a month plus insurances, add £100 council tax and approx £25 a month for each of the other bills, thats about another £150-£180 per month. Thats £800 without any food shopping etc, car running costs/insurance etc etc

You'll usually need 3 years worth of bank records/payslips to show earnings ans expenditure

[Edited on 24-07-2005 by nickyboy01]

[Edited on 24-07-2005 by nickyboy01]
p4uls corsa
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if u can get a 10% deposit u can get a mortgage for any amount if u go self sertified. with out the deposit i dont think u would get more than 50k

as said above tho its been able to keep to the payments of between 500-600 a month plus other bills



[Edited on 24-07-2005 by p4uls corsa]
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Self certified you can get a lot more but need 3 years worth of business accounts.

My brother is currently trying to get one himself
p4uls corsa
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u dont need 3 years worth of acounts if its under a sertain amount

[Edited on 24-07-2005 by p4uls corsa]
Kerry
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what the hell are u 2 on about
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Self cert is a bit of a licence to borrow too much but you still have to pay this back!
James
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I suggest you learn how to spell mortgage before you apply for one
Kerry
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self cert is a non income verification mortgage application
Blue
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Me and my bird have a mortgage for £130,000 and we put in £650 each a month.

That £1300 a month covers everything - bills, food, maintenance, mortgage - the lot.

Anything less would be a fucking struggle.

 
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