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John Stirling
answered 1 year ago
Try Natwest first, they know you best, and should be most likely to take a positive view of your circumstances.

Once you've paid for some costs you will be borrowing close to 90% which is pretty much a stretch for the best borrower, and I'm afraid whether it's fair or not you are unlikely to be viewed as a great prospect.

I'd have to say it's unlikely, but if you are really keen then find a local independent mortgage broker, who will take a sympathetic view regarding fees, and see what they can do.
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John Stirling
answered 1 year ago
Try Natwest first, they know you best, and should be most likely to take a positive view of your circumstances.

Once you've paid for some costs you will be borrowing close to 90% which is pretty much a stretch for the best borrower, and I'm afraid whether it's fair or not you are unlikely to be viewed as a great prospect.

I'd have to say it's unlikely, but if you are really keen then find a local independent mortgage broker, who will take a sympathetic view regarding fees, and see what they can do.
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