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Mortgage approval after probation

Stanleigh · 2015-07-21 18:39:34

Does anyone know what the banks stand point is in getting a mortgage after changing jobs ? I have recently changed jobs and have a four month probation after which I will be made permanent. Is there any chance getting a mortgage approval straight away after probation - I have a good credit history, 40% of the purchase…

21-07-2015 7:39pm

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Stanleigh

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Does anyone know what the banks stand point is in getting a mortgage after changing jobs ?
I have recently changed jobs and have a four month probation after which I will be made permanent.
Is there any chance getting a mortgage approval straight away after probation - I have a good credit history, 40% of the purchase price saved up ?

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#2 22-07-2015 10:59am

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Lenders usually require you to be in your current employment for between 6/12 months. If you are employed in the same sector and once you're finished your probation you should be considered for a mortgage. The fact that you have a 40% deposit will also stand to you.

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