Apr 11, 2012 -- 8:04PM, racingguru wrote:
RIT - a friend of mine still lives in the UK and is a professional gambler and doesn't claim benefits etc. He got a mortgage via his credit rating just before the banking crash a few years back. Before that it was self certification mortgages. I had a friend who was a chartered accountant sign off that I was self-employed and had an annual income of x,000 etc and got a mortgage that way. Alternatively get someone you know who owns a business say that you are employed earning whatever for a short period of time but you've completed probation period etc and no reason why they don't think you'll be there long term. Once you have the mortgage the banks don't care how you pay it.It will certainly help your cause if you have a decent deposit though - 30%+. Less risk for banks = less digging by them.
Tell me are you advising OP to commit mortgage fraud because you are an idiot or a troll?
Apr 15, 2012 -- 3:01PM, lucky15theway wrote:
High streets banks systematically view gambling as indicative of high default risk.