Q: First time here is a BIG hello, this is a great site in general and your advice would be most welcome.
Before Christmas we apply for a house through a broker, paid the admin / search fees and were told we were approved and could go late January 2007 – this is my partner and I.
The broker called us to say of the existing tenants are let down by their mortgage provider and would be delayed for a few weeks, we think, and hanging around in late February 2007. It said they wo
Q: As indicated in the title of the thread, we are puzzled about the surveys provide. We have seen a 1930s semi and made an offer on the house. It seems in good condition is very dated, no gas connection and looks like it needs rewiring. We will definitely get a survey done on the property which is in addition to the one performed by the mortgage lender. What we have done research and how we know that the renowned expert.
Q:I have recently retired due to ill-health do I need to inform the building society we got our mortgage from?
Q:Hi
I am in the process of buying a house and one of the questions my solicitor has asked is:
If anyone else apart from myself will be in occupation of the property aged 17 or over on completion, because if there will, they will be required to sign a consent to my mortgage lender.
Does anyone know what consent this, if it affects anything and what it relates to?
I am buying the house just in my name and will have my mum living with me, what does this
Q:Hi All,
We are completing next week hopefully..
Just wondering what actually happens before money is released by the mortgage lender and how it baiscally all works… found out that before the lender released money their were 2 requirements which have been sorted now and delat with do you know if there are anymore requirements or would they have mentioned this all together??
secondly as we complete on the friday 12th next week the solictror was saying she will be te
Q:in the process of buying a flat…putting down 35k on a 100k purchase. Recieved a letter from mortgage lender saying flats 65 yr remaining lease is below their min requirements to lend on.
What happens now?…can seller extend lease by say 90yrs?…who pays?…how much?…
Q:Hi All,
I am in the process of exchanging (hopefully next week), my mortgae deposit which is 5% is a gift from a relative. I am scred to say this to the solicitor as I am told the mortgage lender may withdraw their offer. Is this right?
Its is a gift and I dont have to pay any back, any advice please?
Thanks
Q:Hi
I need some advice/help. Due to a relocation of job, i need to sell my house ASAP. Due to the time of year, i am unlikely to get much interest in my property. I had thought about renting out my current property and buying another where i will be working. The rent i would get would cover my mortgage costs and anything else that may crop up.
Would a mortgage lender give me a second mortgage based on what i was earning or would it be offeset against my other mortgage???
Q:Having got the survey back a week ago, there is a bow in the front wall which we have agreed to pay to get fixed as it's only quoted at ￡350.
We're just wondering when people would recommend that we get the work done? Should we exchange in a few weeks, get the work done and then complete or should we exchange and complete at the same time, with the mortgage lender retaining the money needed to complete the work?
Q:Hello, Ive never rented out before, do I need to tell or get permission from my mortgage lender. All advice welcomed