Lending criteria.
We can help with all types of cases, so check our lending criteria for the latest guidelines.
Our criteria is split into residential and buy to let, so use the options below to find the criteria you need.
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Debt Management Plan (Current/Unsatisfied)
We do not accept applicants who have a current/unsatisfied debt management plan.
Debt Management Plan (satisfied)
We can potentially consider applicants up to 75% LTV, as long as this was satisfied 3 years ago
Debt Related: Payday loan (current)
We are not able to accept an applicant who has an active pay day loan
Debt Related: Payday loan (previous)
Applications with a previous payday loan would need to be reviewed by an underwriter on a case by basis. We will consider the frequency of use, the amount of the borrowing, and when they were last used (historic or current). The application will be reviewed alongside the application and supporting documentation.
Debt Relief Order (Satisfied)
We can potentially consider an applicant with a satisfied debt relief order. The maximum loan is 75% and it must be satisfied for a minimum of 3 years with no adverse credit since.
Defaults (satisfied) potentially accepted
We can potentially consider applicants who have had a Default. Where the LTV is less than 75%, we will ignore defaults that were made more than a year ago that have since been satisfied. Defaults up to £500 made within the last 12 months but now satisfied are also considered. Where the LTV ratio is over 75%, we will ignore defaults that were made more than three years ago that have since been satisfied. Defaults up to £500 made over 12 months ago but now satisfied are acceptable. Please note that if your default is over £500 you will need to refer this to the team first. Multiple default’s that equate to over £1,000 may not be accepted so please check this with the Business Development Team.
Defaults (unsatisfied) potentially accepted
We will not consider an application with a default outstanding, this would need to be satisfied for a minimum of 3 months before we could assist. Please refer to satisfied default criteria for further information.
Defaults registered between 12 to 24 Months
We can potentially consider applicants that have had Defaults registered more than 12 months ago and less than 24 months ago. For applications where the LTV is less than 75%, we will ignore Defaults made more than 1 year ago which has since been satisfied. For applications where the LTV ratio is over 75%, we will consider Defaults up to £500 made over 12 months ago but now satisfied. Where the applicant has multiple CCJ’s, defaults or they exceed £1000 in value refer to underwriting.
Defaults registered between 24 to 36 Months
We can potentially consider applicants that have had Defaults registered more than 24 months ago and less than 36 months ago. For applications where the LTV is less than 75%, we will ignore Default’s made more than 1 year ago which has since been satisfied. For applications where the LTV ratio is over 75%, we will consider Default’s up to £500 made over 12 months ago but now satisfied. Where the applicant has multiple Default’s, CCJs or they exceed £1000 in value refer to underwriting.
Defaults registered between 3 to 12 Months
We will not consider applicants that have had Defaults registered more than 3 months ago and less than 12 months ago.
Defaults registered in last 3 Months
We will not consider applicants that have had Defaults registered in the past 3 months.
Defaults registered over 36 Months ago
We can potentially ignore any Defaults that were registered over 36 months ago and have been satisfied. Please note that if your default is over £500 you will need to refer this to the team first. Multiple default’s that equate to over £1,000 may not be acceptable so please check this with the Business Development Team.
Discharged Bankrupt (years)
We can potentially consider applicants up to 75% LTV, as long as this was satisfied 3 years ago and no further court orders have been registered.
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