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>100%???

les_steaks · 2006-07-10 10:49:05

Hi all, does anybody know of anybody in Ireland who offers greater than 100% mortgages? I have a personal loan that I would like to consolidate with a mortgage. Any help/ advice much appreciated, Cheers, Les

10-07-2006 11:49AM

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Hi all, does anybody know of anybody in Ireland who offers greater than 100% mortgages? I have a personal loan that I would like to consolidate with a mortgage. Any help/ advice much appreciated, Cheers, Les

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#2 12-07-2006 02:54AM

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Generally no. If push comes to shove and they have to call in the mortgage, between stamp duty and sale expenses, they might be looking at getting 90-95% out of their 105%.

They would really need to trust you.

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