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Problem Mortgages

Problem Mortgages fall into these main areas

  • Self Certification Mortgages or Self Cert
  • Self Employed Mortgages ( the Same as Self Cert Mortgages )
  • Bad Credit Mortgages or Adverse Credit Mortgages
  • 100% Mortgages
  • Bridging Mortgages

Self certification. Self-employed people with less than three years accounts

Bridging Mortgages

A bridging loan exists to finance the gap made between the procurement of a new property whilst the selling the old property, the Terms Of this loan are generally of no more than six months and it simply exists to " bridge" the gap between the two transactions, while it is referred to as a bridging mortgage it is in fact a loan

Bridging mortgages are excellent for these reasons

  • Sales falling through or stalling
  • Chains breaking up
  • Sales taking longer than expected
  • Quick sales for a discounted price
  • Deposit raising
  • Urgent completions
  • Retired people wishing to downsize
  • Tax and VAT arrears
  • Share purchase
  • Business equipment finance
  • Inheritance Tax
  • Cash flow problems

BAD CREDIT MORTGAGES UK

You may be having trouble getting a mortgage for a home in the UK this could be for many reasons.

Sub-Prime Mortgage
A Sub-Prime Mortgage is given to a person who is unable to borrow money secured on a property from a normal lending source. The reasons for this could be

  • Adverse Credit
  • Existing arrears on a current mortgage
  • An inability to satisfactorily prove the level of income required by a mortgage lender, maybe because you are self employed. 

100% Mortgages

Mortgages 100%: in Internet east synonymous term as search of formulas is demanded to finance until the 100% of the price of the house through the mortgage.

Although the excellent variables in this subject, is necessary to remember that are many, recently, the Bank of England indicated that many mortgage lenders are granting loans by a value superior to 100% of the appraisal price of the property.


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