Mortgage advice for a friend
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Mortgage advice for a friend
I have a friend that is trying to get a mortgage with his GF.
He is a builder and does odd jobs here and there so can't really guarantee income or prove it very easily. Some of his jobs are cash in hand etc.
Can anyone give him a little advice on where he could go for a good mortgage deal?
Not really my area of expertise
He is a builder and does odd jobs here and there so can't really guarantee income or prove it very easily. Some of his jobs are cash in hand etc.
Can anyone give him a little advice on where he could go for a good mortgage deal?
Not really my area of expertise
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TBH he wont get one unless he has proper proof of income. He'll be looking at a self certifying mortgage and these are generally much worse as far as the options and rates go compared to normal mortgages.
Surely though ;0) if he is self employed, even getting cash in hand payments, he has proper accounts for his tax returns.....
Surely though ;0) if he is self employed, even getting cash in hand payments, he has proper accounts for his tax returns.....
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Have a look here for examples of self-cert mortgage deals with the bigger lenders. There will probably be a few smaller companies they've missed, but it gives a good indication.
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So, unless he has hidden away a deposit of 15 - 20% from all the undeclared income hes making, he can expect to be shafted with a pretty crap deal.
See, there are some benefits to paying your taxes and keeping proper records !
See, there are some benefits to paying your taxes and keeping proper records !
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Originally Posted by mplaczek
I have a friend that is trying to get a mortgage with his GF.
He is a builder and does odd jobs here and there so can't really guarantee income or prove it very easily. Some of his jobs are cash in hand etc.
Can anyone give him a little advice on where he could go for a good mortgage deal?
Not really my area of expertise
He is a builder and does odd jobs here and there so can't really guarantee income or prove it very easily. Some of his jobs are cash in hand etc.
Can anyone give him a little advice on where he could go for a good mortgage deal?
Not really my area of expertise
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