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I'm not aware of any lenders currently offering 100% mortgages - I think 95% is the best you can find, and not many lenders offer that.
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After the credit crunch, 100& mortgages are very rare. You would need some form of deposit on any property in this day and age. The days of 100% are long gone!
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They have existed in Spain in 2010 but now it will be tougher. Banks have a large property portfolio to maintain and they prefer to mortgage 100% as long as you provide enough references
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With all the housing crisis and economic recession going on, 100% mortgages are a thing of the past.
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Interestingly, I notice that a google search on 100 mortgage will still show many brokers sites, but their pproducts don't list such products.
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Halifax offer 110% mortgages for existing customers. Or, 95% (plus fees) is the currently the best for new clients with mortgage lenders: Skipton BS and Manchester BS are quite good. You maybe be able to get help with a deposit via such schemes like 'homebuy'. Or consider a Shared Ownership and use Stair Casing to 100%!
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Skipton currently offer a great 95% mortgage or Halifax do a great vendor gifted 95% deal.
Worth speaking to an adviser about I would suggest. Feel free to drop me an email. Regards Chris |
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