Auction Finance: How To Get A Mortgage In 56 Days (modern Method Of Auction)
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Auction Finance: How To Get A Mortgage In 56 Days (modern Method Of Auction)
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Here's How To Get A Mortgage In 56 Days Using The Auction Finance Modern Method Of Auction!
YES, you can get a Mortgage for a 56 Days Modern Method of Auction Property rather than getting Bridging Finance.
Lets look at why we now have the 56 Days Modern Method of Auction. Historically, auction purchases have provided 28 day deadline to Complete; in this article, I discuss a new popular, more modern method of selling at auction over a 56 day period which extra length attracts a wider pool of purchasers as it enables mortgages to be part of the process.
The good news is we are mortgage brokers and can arrange the finances.
More information on this topic on my blog post link below.
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