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Briefly the house i am renting is up for sale, reciever of rent/bankrupt landlord/effectively repo. , the current price is a joke, but it is what it is.
I am thinking give it a couple of months then make an offer that to me is sensible based on what i can afford, ie i know how much deposit i have and what monthly amount i can afford, and the work i know needs to be done. Would be grateful if anyone can suggest a decent broker i can have a chat to.
I've used London & Country a few times now - all over the phone so location wasn't important. [url] http://www.lcplc.co.uk/ [/url]
They were pretty good a advising me, and didn't push me towards anything that earned them more money. For example, one time when I was remortgaging, he spent ages figuring out the best deal for me, then recommended that I stick with the deal I already had, making him no money.
Dave
Thanks Dave,
Curious about how the LTV works though.... stick number in their calculator and most say that the previously advertised 90% is now 75%....
ho hum...
i never found the calculators to be much cop - too many caveats and exclusions for them to be actually representative.
give them a call, they're pretty good at sifting through your situation and finding the cheapest way to do what you want.
Dave