Hello Kcun A mortgage of this size is not hard to place, it does however depend upon your personal circumstances, income etc as to whether or not the lenders will be happy to lend to you, Cindy.

Hello kcum - and it seems you are not short of offers of help!

If you want the mortgage team here at moneysupermarket.com to give you some impartial (and of course free advice) we would also be pleased to help. Once we understand all your circumstances, we can certainly give you the best recommendation - and arrange the appropriate mortgage for you if we find a solution that fits your circumstances.

If you feel this would help give us a ring on 0845 345 5705 or drop me an email and I will arrange for one of the mortgage consultants to contat you.

Louise

Hi.

There's a few lenders who will push the boat out for a larger loan and will lend more than normal, espec ially if there is a clear plan where affordability comes into question. Also, you may have seen a more cautious lender already and then again, in my world, "Who you Know" solves alot of problems!

The trick here is that you want two things - the best rate and the largest loan. Sometimes it won't be possible to get both so it may be a case of taking the loan from one lender, then remortgaging to a better deal when the other house is sold.

If the figures just don't stack up, then there are other solutions to the problem, your situation is pretty common these days.

By all means give me a call, I arrange mortgages for a living, but also, I don't charge fees.

Adrian Garside, 01489 784022

Hi Kcun

It is possible to arrange a mortgage at this level

It depends on circumstances, income,deposit, other loans/credit cards commitments and age

If you want further info call me on 07802 270290 or andyjazz at hotmail do com for further questions

Regards



Andy

Hello,

i need a mortgage on 275,000 but have been offer 213,000. I have a house to sell that is worth 145,000 that will be paid off the mortgage when it is sold. Is there any mortgage companies that will lend large mortgages?

kcun