starlet108
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I very much doubt it . |
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sausagejockey
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Of course you can. DLA is meant as a supplement to help with any costs due to being disabled. You could have a ull time job and still claim it. However if you're not working that'll be the reason for being turned down or a mortgage. |
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Al Inshearah
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No. Why would a company who's aim is to make money want to give money to some one who can not support themselve with out the aid of goverment. If you do get a martgage it will be at 1000000% interest |
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sonia
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visit www.dwp.gov.uk from there you should be able to get some contact telephone numbers for your enquiry. |
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natl7788
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i think so but it is based on how much income you get so you can propably get only a very tiny mortgage |
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shazsquat
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i couldnt cause it not a guaranteed income .they wouuldnt even take mine into consideration when we brought our house |
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dale
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if you get married,depending on your budget,seems like you can never own a house though,immenent domain,seems like you can only lease from the government,which is good enough foe me,you can't take it with you |
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Valiant
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Depends on how much you want to borrow against the value of the property.
If you are being reasonable in your assumptions then there is a product on the market called a 'Self Certification' mortgage. This is for people with non standard strains of income and providing they can afford the mortgage (you will have to prove it with payslips/statements/benefit books) then off you go on the road to house ownership.
Usually you would get 3 to 4 times your income without a problem but this type of mortgage usually requires a deposit of around 25% of the purchase price.
MY advice would be to go to your local yellow pages and source an Independent Mortgage Advisor/Broker and ask them. You may have to pay a small fee for their services.
Best of luck. |
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DaMan
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You need to talk to someone at your nearest Housing Urban Development Office as to getting a home under these circumstances. |
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briank24_7
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Sure, why not? |
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Denny
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No I don't tyhink so but see a mortgage advisor or got to your bank for proper advice |
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GAR501
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As far as I know the answer is no,it is possible to get a loan but not take out a mortgage !However it is worth asking a professional mortgage adviser.
Good luck. |
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Alterfemego
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You might. If your income is long term and you have no long term debt (6 mths or more), you may qualify to purchase a home. You should talk to a loan officer. |
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