Are guarantor mortgages still a thing, or how else can a family member help?

Residential (new purchase, general queries)

Basically me and wife's credit is pretty shit basically, but we've got £100,000 for a deposit on a 180k house. Firstly with such a big deposit, would it be possible to get a mortgage with bad credit? If not, my sister would like to help out by being our guarantor if we can't get a mortgage. Are these still available and what are the rates like? She's perfect credit, great job, with a fully paid house in London.

Posted Dec 15, 2023, 8:02 PM UTC

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muzstar•

Broker here

Specialise in adverse credit too

Potentially would still be able to lend without your sister on the mortgage but yes can get various mortgage products with upto 4 people on it

You need to speak to an appropriate specialist who can go through your circumstances

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srs93nz•

Your credit would still be looked at, with that loan to value you should speak to an advisor

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EpicKumquat•

Have a look at Family Building Society

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