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Mortgage advice and questions

  • 30-10-2012 11:53am
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,516 ✭✭✭


    Hi i am looking to purchase my first house in london zone 4/5 and was wondering if there are any websites to check whats the cheapest and bets deal i can get for a mortgage.

    am i better off just speaking to each individual bank or is there a website that can compare them all?

    i am not looking over 250k for a property just to keep the stamp duty low which is 3% currently if i am correct.

    How much would i need to purchase a house besides the deposit?

    from what i can see, i would need to pay for the above:
    • deposit(10% i will give for a 250k or below on a 30+ year mortgage)
    • stamp duty tax
    • solicitor fees

    Am i missing anything?

    Also, what are the typical expenses i would need to pay per month once i own my own property. so far i know of these things:
    • mortgage repayments 1200pm
    • gas ??
    • electric ??
    • water ??
    • council tax ??
    • Food 400pm
    • building insurance ??
    • broadband 20pm
    • Car one(insurance 45pm, car service 300 a year)
    • Car Two(insurance 100+pm, free for another 4 years)
    • Rainy day/savings 200-300pm





    I have another question though. i plan to have a stab at doing contract work as i can earn double what i am earning now getting 400 a day or more. i heard mortgage lenders dont like contractors and prefer people working on a stable perm role(nowadays what job is stable?)

    Thanks in advance


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,813 ✭✭✭peteb2


    605 posts and you are asking for advice on UK mortgages on an irish site??


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