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buying a house

lynn · 2005-04-26 21:09:41

hi all i am currently looking into buying my first place but there is loads of info i want to find out first i now hear a few of the banks are leanding 100% has any one opted for this also how much extra cost isa involved eg silcotiors fee ,surviers etc...

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#32 06-08-2012 9:03pm
Sappa

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Victor wrote: »

corkqq wrote:

I am seeking propery in "rent to buy"

I'm not sure what you mean by "rent to buy", that ownership model doesn't exist in the Irish market.

He meant buy to let.

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#33 06-08-2012 9:41pm
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Sappa wrote: »

He meant buy to let.

yup yup 7 up

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#34 06-08-2012 10:24pm
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Sappa wrote: »

He meant buy to let.

What part of 7 years ago did you fail to see?

:rolleyes:

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#35 06-08-2012 10:33pm
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Sappa wrote: »

Victor wrote: »

corkqq wrote:

I am seeking propery in "rent to buy"

I'm not sure what you mean by "rent to buy", that ownership model doesn't exist in the Irish market.

He meant buy to let.

It's 2005 and I don't know what a tracker mortgage is!

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