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Id second the opinion of Dan S with the broker suggestion. They will know the different lenders criteria for your current situation. Its also worth having a look at your credit file aswel. I cant post links yet but google search experian or equifax and they offer a free 30 day trial and you can get your report immediately from them.
Your original adviser was correct about the time being in work, lenders will take people on a day one basis as long as there is no probationary period and you have a contract (not all banks will though - hence the need for an adviser). |
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