Mortgage advice needed

Mortgage advice needed

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  • beaz on 6 Jan 2006 2:56 PM

    From Surrey, 1 post


    I live in a council flat and really want to get on the housing ladder. The thing is I had a CCJ about 3 years ago but since then my finances have been OK. Can I still get a mortgage?

  • mpillado on 11 Jan 2006 6:20 PM

    1 post


    Originally posted by beaz on 6 Jan 2006 2:56 PM
    I live in a council flat and really want to get on the housing ladder. The thing is I had a CCJ about 3 years ago but since then my finances have been OK. Can I still get a mortgage?





    Hello,



    It is possible. My name is Matthew Pillado and I work for Adama Properties (www.adamaproperties.com). If you would like feel free to contact me so we can discuss some possible options info@adamaproperties.com.



    Thanks,

  • Faster Loans Rank: Lance Corporal on 20 Apr 2006 4:22 PM

    From United Kingdom, 5 posts


    Hi,

    Yes ,we can help.

    regards,

    Alex

    ukdistributors@yahoo.co.uk

    Faster Loans



    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fasterloans

  • sansyhome Rank: Sergeant on 15 Jun 2006 4:12 AM

    From LA, 8 posts


    Hello Beaz

    you know having CCJs does not exclude you from being eligible for a loan, best advice would be to do more research before you even contact anyone, believe me extra research will get you further then you thought possible Wink you’ll find plenty of free information to get started, and if you need any questions, feel free to email me, good luck Beaz

  • railyphill Rank: Staff Sergeant on 26 Nov 2006 11:51 PM

    From UK, 21 posts


    your right



    whilst ccj's count you be surprised at how many lenders will now ignore ccj's registered 3 years ago.. happy hunting

  • sansyhome Rank: Sergeant on 27 Nov 2006 1:17 AM

    From LA, 8 posts


    also do some reading and get the full picture on what it takes to get a mortgage, the goods, the bads etc.

    I suggest you go to SmartRefinance.net and do some reading, it will sure help you, Good luck on that and do message me if you have any questions.

  • railyphill Rank: Staff Sergeant on 27 Nov 2006 3:47 PM

    From UK, 21 posts


    hello friends



    just found this site looks exactly what you want does completely bad credit remortgages so i think you should be fine with the CCJ aspect of your credit file.

  • easy4life on 3 Jan 2007 12:22 AM

    From Birmingham, 2 posts


    I would suggest you speak with an impartial mortgage broker who ideally will not charge a fee for his service to obtain truly best advice.

    Please feel free to contact me if you wish to discuss this further with me as I will be able to assist.



    regards



    Safaraz



    http://www.easy4life.blogspot.com

  • smithj6 Rank: Sergeant on 12 Jan 2007 6:46 AM

    From UK, 18 posts


    Hi,

    this may be helpful for you.

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  • smithj6 Rank: Sergeant on 12 Jan 2007 8:20 AM

    From UK, 18 posts


    Hi,

    this may be helpful for you.

    Free mortgage advices & services.

    Unsecured Loan in UK & Free Advice.