Melville
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Registered: 4th Jun 03
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
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The main benefit of being on the ladder is that when you upgrade your "profit" can be used as a deposit to help bring down the repayments
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Colin
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Registered: 4th Apr 02
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Originally posted by antonOO2
what the man is saying is the value of his property covers what is owing on the mortgage easily
[Edited on 01-11-2006 by antonOO2]
Id hope so no one wants to be in negative equity.........you wouldnt get a mortgage if you were to put yourself in that position in the 1st place!!
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Scoty B
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Registered: 14th Feb 06
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Its nice to know that I owe 60k and the flat is worth 80k. If I lost my job and had to move back with my folks I would have 20k to help me out.
[Edited on 01-11-2006 by Scoty B]
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Ojc
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Registered: 14th Nov 00
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Income multiples mean nothing, ignore them. Like Dave said go and see a mortgage advisor, they will sort it out for you, Northern Rock are giving money away at the moment with their mortgages.
Ally, I hadn't heard about that new lending criteria and I work for Abbey 
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nik
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Registered: 19th Jun 00
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Glad I put down nearly 30% deposit and I've paid off about 40% of mortgage already in 18 months (250k house) 
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Ally
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Registered: 2nd Jul 03
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Originally posted by Ojc
Ally, I hadn't heard about that new lending criteria and I work for Abbey
Been all over the news today, am pretty sure its Abbey unless i heard it wrong
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Melville
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Registered: 4th Jun 03
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Originally posted by nik
Glad I put down nearly 30% deposit and I've paid off about 40% of mortgage already in 18 months (250k house)
Wow have a medal
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Daimo B
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I was worried about all this mortgage stuff...
Tehn we found out we could get £250k, MASSIVLY over what we thoguht we could get. Silly repayments, but we could have had it. We settled for much less.
Get an independent mortgage advisor who has no fee (Will recover from lenders). Sorts EVERYTHING out for you, and you don't pay a penny...
Happy days...
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Tom
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Registered: 3rd Apr 02
Location: Wirral, Merseyside
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Originally posted by nik
Glad I put down nearly 30% deposit and I've paid off about 40% of mortgage already in 18 months (250k house)
So you had a deposit of £75k lying about and you have paid off another £70k in a year and a half.
AND...AND your ex bird took the works cooper s you bought her with her when you split....and you are in the market for an e46 m3.
Silver spoon or sweaty arm pit?
[Edited on 01-11-2006 by Tom]
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Rob_Quads
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Registered: 29th Mar 01
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Originally posted by nik
Glad I put down nearly 30% deposit and I've paid off about 40% of mortgage already in 18 months (250k house)
You've been paying off almost £4K a month. You must be on one hell of a income.
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Mark Petty
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Registered: 26th Jul 01
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I bought a 2 bed flat 2.5 years ago. We have just sold it and we made around £25k which we put down as a deposit on our new house. Just bought a 3 bed for £176. I have a mortgage of about £150k :wow: but I know I could sell and make a good profit so I don't class it as debt 
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Mark Petty
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Registered: 26th Jul 01
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Originally posted by nik
Glad I put down nearly 30% deposit and I've paid off about 40% of mortgage already in 18 months (250k house)
What the feck do you do? i'm in the wrong job
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Mad Moe
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Registered: 14th Jun 01
Location: Northumberland
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Originally posted by --Dave--
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Originally posted by Aj.
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Originally posted by --Dave--
before I got my mortgage, i was worried that I didn't earn enough. Heard loads of things like 3x 4x, 2x your combined salary etc... it all turned out to be crap.
Sat down with the adviser, he looked at our payslips to see how much we took home etc, what outgoings we had (loans etc) and worked it out from that.
Yeah same here...i was worried i wouldnt be able afford everything
Now i'm settled in my flat and i've paid 3 mortgage re-payments and bills and i have plenty of spare in my accounts
Now me and my dad are looking into buying a new house that hasnt even been built yet and then selling it when completed...easy money (i'm told) 
would love to get into this, just don't have the money at the moment.
I would advise against it mate the market is extremely flat at the moment and buying off first phase doesn't gurantee a good recovery like it used to, and lot of my collaegues have had their fingers burnt recently.
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Nath
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nik owns his own business/shop if my memory serves me correctly. Sells retro furniture, I think.
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nik
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quote:
Originally posted by Rob_Quads
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Originally posted by nik
Glad I put down nearly 30% deposit and I've paid off about 40% of mortgage already in 18 months (250k house)
You've been paying off almost £4K a month. You must be on one hell of a income.
Paid a couple of large overpayments to the building society, mortgage was around £1100 a month, down to £800 odd now iirc.
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Tom
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Originally posted by Nath
nik owns his own business/shop if my memory serves me correctly. Sells retro furniture, I think.
Yes I recall this, I just wondered how he financed it
Cool job though
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nik
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Chirst there are some jealous pricks on here Just read the other comments, better keep my mouth shut in future so as not to upset anyone eh.
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Tom
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FFS lighten up was just pulling your strings 
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nik
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Sorry  Just having a bloody boring day And thanks for the medal Meville will hang it on the wall with all the others (running out of wall space).
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Rob_Quads
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Registered: 29th Mar 01
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House prices going up are not always a good thing. People are saying I made £25K when I sold my flat so I could buy my house but the problem is the jumps are harder i.e.
My brother bought his 3 bed detached house for 87K
5 Year later sold his house for 187K
So he made £100K Profit (and £10K from deposit) wohoo he is rich
He moved up the lader to a 4 bed house in a different area for...£320K
So he has a mortgage for £190,000 now
BUT if priced had remained the same then...
Sell the house for £87,000
Leaves him with £10K
Buy 4 bed house for £145,00
Leaves him with a mortgage of £135
i.e. Now he owes more money to own the same house.
WHen you die or downsize is the only time you are really 'making' something with your money
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chr15barn3s
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Registered: 5th Oct 03
Location: Farnborough
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Originally posted by nik
Chirst there are some jealous pricks on here Just read the other comments, better keep my mouth shut in future so as not to upset anyone eh.
Fair play if you can afford it nik 
Ive set my self a two year target to get my own place, i need more money first
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--Dave--
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Registered: 17th Feb 04
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like Melville said, it's all about bringing down the repayments.
If you can get on at an early stage and keep up with repayments, sell up, and use the difference for a deposit, repayments might be lower, you can then overpay to shorten the life of the mortgage and so on and so on....
I know what people are saying though. You never really see the money until it's too late. Unless you're lucky enough to earn shoot loads of money.
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Ian
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Registered: 28th Aug 99
Location: Liverpool
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My mortgage is 4.4x, no special deal, just told them how much the place was and they did it.
I can, if I wish move some of my other debts on to the mortgage if I want, which would take it over 5x. Already approved, I just click a few buttons in the online banking pages.
The bad news is you have to pay it back.
The multipliers are there because generally if you go too silly you have to start missing out on non-essential things like food in the cupboard.
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Ojc
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Registered: 14th Nov 00
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I know that me and Rach could get a mortgage now, please don't tell her that  otherwise I will have to move out and wash my own clothes and make my own lunch
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Cosmo
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Registered: 29th Mar 01
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Originally posted by Ojc
otherwise I will have to move out and wash my own clothes and make my own lunch
just make Rach do it!
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