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lisa.r
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Posted - 07 August 2009 :  17:13:47  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I went bankrupt in July 2006 and was discharged in December 2006. My Income Payments Arrangement came to an end on 31 July 2009. I am renting a flat (from my parents) at the moment but I am worried about purchasing a property in the future. Will I be able to get a mortgage ever again? My partner owns his own property and we don't live together yet, but we may look to try purchase a property together in say 3 years' time. How difficult will my past make this? And when will I be able to start applying for a mortage (I have no desire to obtain any credit cards or other loans!). My partner knows about the bankrupcty but I don't want to let him down! Thanks very much.

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Posted - 07 August 2009 :  18:51:45  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
this is a difficult one to answer as the lenders can change their lending criteria at anytime. There is nothing legally stopping you getting a mortgage and it will drop of your credit rating in another 3 years, but if they ask if you have ever been bankrupt then you will have to answer yes
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