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07-01-2009, 08:36 PM
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Please advise on raising mortgage funds
The house next door is up for sale. We would like to buy it and sell the house we are living in. We could get the property next door for £350K.
We live in our property worth approx. £600K. (This includes our land) with a £200K mortgage (ME). We would like to buy next door, retain the land and sell our current home (worth approx. £450). My husband is self employed. We have very good credit record and we have never defaulted on our current mortgage but we can not prove our income. Does anyone have any ideas of how we could raise the funds before selling our current home? 
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07-08-2009, 09:13 AM
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I think it will be necessary for you to speak with an Independent Mortgage Broker to fully assess your circumstances.
It will be necessary for you to have all your most recent years accounts information with you for the broker to make a fully informed decision.
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