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Mwal what are you looking for tracker or fixed, can you provide evidence of income.?
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Might not be the best time to buy in terms of prices, depending where you are in the country.
In real terms the market is a long way from bottoming in my opinion. Unemployment will keep rising next year, government will come under increasing pressure to raise interest rates, and there's a lot more economic s*** to hit the fan. This is a time for selling not buying property. |
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hi mwal. the best deal on for your loan to value (71%) is currently around 2.59% on a tracker and 3.69% on a fixed. call me on 0800 567 7198, or email info@mortgageservices4u.co.uk for further info. Regards Lewis.
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Thanks for your help guys.
East London flat, went for 170k in 2006 has since been repossessed. Not new build, structurally sound. Can provide income evidence. It's a gamble I agree, I'm not entirely convinced that the market has bottomed out but it's a desirable area and the Olympics may keep this area stable at the least for a couple of years. Would probably go fixed just because the benefit on tracker now isn't worth the risk IMHO. |
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It would be if it was for 2 years.
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mwal
e mail me at chris@your-mortgagecentre.com Can you perhaps put an extra 2k down. If so I like Nationwide 2.74% Tracker with £495 fee. The Extra 5% deposit gets you a better rate than the 40k alone. They will lend you 4.15% tmes your joint or single income and are generally a fair lender. If you do not fit Woolwich have a similar deal but with higher fee, but the tracker rate lasts for full term of the mortgage, which ensures you do not jump onto a high standard variable rate.. I REALLY DO NOT LIKE FIXED RATES AT THE MOMENT. Interest rates are ging nowhere for some time |
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Thanks for your help everyone.
Currently looking at the ING tracker, 2.14% above the base rate for two years then 3.5% - too good to be true? |
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mwal
Not too good to be true as rate is 2.64% with higher follow on than Woolwich. For the sake of .2% I would choose Woolwich. What is the arrangement fee? |
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leasehold flat.
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You guessed correctly, Sir - any further comments on that?
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Mwal, Woolwich have no issues with leasehold flats. Can you put 30% down? 42000 instead of £40000
What is the arrangement fee? |