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Any advice please?
First time buyer as well making it worse.
Spoke to a broker who helped someone else on here get one (so he understood Betfair), but he wasnt a first time buyer and was actually buying a second property (ie keeping the first one). The broker said it "would be very tricky" and hasnt got back to me.
Tried my bank, Santander, but they wont give a mortgage to someone with "no taxable income" under any circumstances even if I had 90% deposit.
Was looking at properties around 150-250k mark with deposit of roughly 100k.
Thanks in advance for any helpful replies.
This user is online. heynoodles
Date Joined: 18 Jan 05 Add contact | Send message
18 Jan 11 13:21 Joined: Date Joined: 18 Jan 05 | Topic/replies: 4,263 | Blogger: heynoodles's blog
Any advice please?
First time buyer as well making it worse.
Spoke to a broker who helped someone else on here get one (so he understood Betfair), but he wasnt a first time buyer and was actually buying a second property (ie keeping the first one). The broker said it "would be very tricky" and hasnt got back to me.
Tried my bank, Santander, but they wont give a mortgage to someone with "no taxable income" under any circumstances even if I had 90% deposit.
Was looking at properties around 150-250k mark with deposit of roughly 100k.
Thanks in advance for any helpful replies.
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I SEEM TO HAVE MESSED MR HEY NOODLES THREAD UP ,I DONT BELIEVE IT THOUGH,IF YOUVE ANY ADVIVE FOR HIM IM SURE HE WOULD APPRECIATE IT
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If you that good at making money dont buy yet because it is still a declining market and save up the other £50 k so you can buy a property out right.SIMPLES... ps How do you make money on here???
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CHILLY YOUVE WORKED OUT THE RIGHT ANSWER YOUVE SAID ITS SIMPLE,WELL ITS SIMPLER TO MAKE MONEY ON HERE ,EVERYBODYS A WINNER ON BETFAIR,APART FROM THOSE THAT LOOSE
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NO TIME WASTERS,OR CRACKERJACK HATERS ON THIS THREAD PLEASE
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