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Old 29-01-2009, 02:02 PM
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Post Rise in first-time buyer mortgage applications
Compared to the number of loans available for potential homeowners who have a 10% deposit, there are currently twice as many lenders and three times as many products on the market for homebuyers looking for an 80% mortgage. However, mform, a mortgage product search company, has found that the number of lenders offering 90% loan-to-value [...]

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