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    IT contractor friendly mortgage lenders

    I have a feeling Nationwide are not going to offer me a mortgage. They keep stalling, quering my working arrangements etc. have recieved a reference from my brolly, and will be "in touch" with my mortgage broker.

    Are there any IT contractor friendly High St. Lenders out there? Who did any of you IT contractors out there get your mortgage through at a comaparable interest rate?

    #2
    Northern Rock via Contrator Money (or whatever they are called)

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      #3
      Originally posted by churkus
      I have a feeling Nationwide are not going to offer me a mortgage. They keep stalling, quering my working arrangements etc. have recieved a reference from my brolly, and will be "in touch" with my mortgage broker.

      Are there any IT contractor friendly High St. Lenders out there? Who did any of you IT contractors out there get your mortgage through at a comaparable interest rate?
      I got my mortgage with Nationwide very easily.
      Are you using a mortgage broker?

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        #4
        Originally posted by Tool
        I got my mortgage with Nationwide very easily.
        Are you using a mortgage broker?
        Yes I am, should I not have?

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          #5
          http://www2.kmc.co.uk/HotHouse/specialistprime.page

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            #6
            Originally posted by churkus
            Yes I am, should I not have?
            You should. Whatever your situation is, you will get a better deal through a mortgage broker, and things will be smoother through a mortgage broker (normally!)

            Not all mortgages brokers are equal, though.
            But wait a bit for Nationwide's decision. If you pull out, this is recorded on your credit history; so future potential lenders may think that you pulled out too early...

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              #7
              And do not apply for another mortgage in the meanwhile!
              Everything is recorded on your credit history!

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                #8
                Halifax are OK - go to a branch used to handling contractors like the one at Canary Wharf and they'll throw money at you.
                ...my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...

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                  #9
                  I used Halifax with no probs, went through contractorfinancials.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by churkus
                    Yes I am, should I not have?
                    Sounds like you need a different mortgage broker.

                    Are you borrowing close to 4 x your annualised rate?
                    Cats are evil.

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