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NEW SEMI-EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL PRODUCTS

by | Aug 22, 2024 | All

£1,000 cashback residential products for 75% and 85% LTV.

Key Features:

 

ACCEPTABLE ADVERSE:

Defaults, CCJs or secured arrears recorded 3 months before application are not accepted.

 

Tier 0 products

Defaults: 0 in 24 months

CCJ: 0 in 72 months

Mortgage and secured loan arrears: 0 in 12 months, 1 in 36 months (worst status)

Unsecured arrears: 1 in 12, 2 in 36 months

 

Tier 1 and tier 2 products

Defaults: 0 in 24 months

CCJ: 0 in 24 months

Mortgage and secured loan arrears: 0 in 12 months, 1 in 36 months (worst status)

Unsecured arrears: Not counted but may affect credit score

 

Tier 3 and tier 4 products

Defaults: 2 in 24 months (max £1,500 in 12 months, unlimited thereafter)

CCJ: 1 in 24 months (max £1,000 in 12 months or £2,500 in 24 months)

Mortgage and secured loan arrears: 1 in 12 months, 3 in 36 months (worst status)

Unsecured arrears: Not counted but may affect credit score

 

LOAN AMOUNTS AND LTV LIMITS:

Min loan size: £25,000

Max loan sizes:

£2,000,000 up to 60% LTV

£1,000,000 up to 70% LTV

£750,000 up to 80% LTV

£500,000 up to 85% LTV

 

TERM:

Min: 5 years

Max: 35 years

 

APPLICANT:

Min age: 21 years

Max age: 75 where proof of retirement is supplied

Max number of applicants: 2

Min income: £15,000 (primary applicant)

 

Product information correct at time of publishing.

For intermediaries only.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or a loan secured against it.

The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate some aspects of corporate financial planning, property investment or buy to let lending.

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