Dream Weaver

Trying to sort out a new mortgage at the moment, but due to me only just finishing my second year as self employed, and hence only having my start up years accounts they are all being arsey.

Anyone any tips?

We have been told that the Bank of Ireland will offer a mortgage up to 75% Loan to value (which our new house is) no questions asked, and with no income proof required.

Anyone had dealings with them?

This country is a shambles - I have accounts here for this year so far that show a marked increase in turnover since my first year, but they count for nothing [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]

workshy_fopp

Are you self-employed or Ltd. Company? I'm Ltd. and just went to the Bank of Scotland where my business account is and had no problems.

P1_BEN

Hey dreamweaver, I am looking for a mortgage at the moment but only started contracting 2 months ago..

look here http://www.contractormoney.com/mortgages.html

May depend if you have fixed contract rate but better than nothing..

Ben

davegtt

what about you have a current morgage for 80k and your house is worth 120k, can I remorgage my house and take a morgage for 90k and spend the 10k on anything I want, i.e. debt consolidation or home improvements????

cheers.

Scooby96

yep

GaryK

Dw,

There are plenty of self-cert mortgages out there, its alot easier than it was when I was first self employed back 95 trying to get a mortgage, quite a few lenders will lend 75% value with no proof of income needed.

good luck

Gary

moses

i am mate



if i was prime minister their would be no interest charge on mortgages and all scum dole frauds will be grabbed by the b-o-l-l-o-c-k-s and hung up


only repayment mortgages will be allowed or flexible to suit your own budget

Dream Weaver

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THIS COUNTRY IS A ****ING JOKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Have no-one to shout at at the moment, so have to vent my anger in typing. Just got off the phone to the mortgage company and they have refused our mortgage application cos I only have 2 years accounts (which is what they ask for) and they now want 3. [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]

I am fecking furious - everything else is sorted, and the house sale is about to all go through and they do this. We've been with them for 6 years, never missed a beat and I have an accountants certified letter here stating my first years profit and that my forecast income for this year could cover TWICE the amount we want to borrow, but they still say no.

So now I have to go back to finding a new mortgage provider, but here's the best bit - they wont give us an advance, but I have to pay THEM £2500 to redeem now (5 months ealry from a 6 year tie-in).

I have never been so [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] in my life, but dont want to ring them and shout at the dozy Welsh bint that said everything would be fine when I told her the figures.

The ridiculous thing is, if i was back at my crappy Airtours job earning half what I do now, they would have said yes, even though I could have been made redundant at any time [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]

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Now, what do we have to do to move abroad

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Dream Weaver

Does anyone know who to complain to in the government about mortgages?

Any sort of ombudsmen or anything?

This whole process is just utterly unbelievable!!

andym172

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