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Social housing and the Comprehensive Spending Review

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by Jon Land on Tuesday, October 19th, 2010
 
On the eve of the private sector, there’s a sense of disbelief across the social housing sector. Can this really be happening?

Like a boxer clinging onto the ropes, we are desperately hoping for the final bell. The problem is we haven’t even had confirmation of the budget cuts yet – the knockout blow is still to be landed.

For those struggling to keep up with the flurry of housing-related announcements in recent weeks, this is what you need to know – get a job in the private sector, fast.

For months, social housing’s …

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  • Khan says:
    18/11/2014 at 07:36
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    If you buy a property as an intesvor you will probably be getting a max of 80% ltv (loan to value) and your rates will be a bit high. As an intesvor your score has to be atleast a 720 and you have to already own a home that is currently listed on your credit report. You can try a Hard Equity lender. They will let you borrow money on the equity of the home and they usually only give a max of 65%. They do not check your credit, job etc. All they look at is the value of the home. But their rates are ridiculous. I’m talking about a 15% rate. I don’t know how bad the property is but you can also by the home as your primary residence (if you don’t own anything else) move in and do the renovations while your living there. If you do it that way then you can get a normal rate and you can get 100% financing (a full doc loan).

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