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Mortgage with defaults
A default is a reported fact. The amount, the date and whether it is satisfied are what a broker will ask for. This page does not turn them into a probability.
What this page will not do
- Satisfied does not mean a lender will ignore it.
- Several small defaults are not 'the same as' one CCJ. List both if both exist.
- It will not name a lender, a product, or an approval chance.
Questions
- How long after a default can I apply?
- There is no single period this site can quote. A broker applies a lender's own criteria.
- Should I pay it off before the appointment?
- That is a money decision, not something this page can instruct. Ask the broker what evidence they would want either way.
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