Timber framed houses - are they mortgageable?
A house is described as timber framed but rendered, would it be mortgageable?
Asked on Oct 28 2010, General in Castle Douglas | Report content
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It would be dependent on the individual lenders criteria.
Answered on Oct 29 2010, Report content -
If you do a Google search you will find a few companies who will provide a mortgage on a ‘none standard construction home’. It would be a good idea to get quotes from as many lenders as possible to find the best deal.
Web reference: http://www.quoterack.co.uk/NonStandardConstructionMortgar...
Answered on Oct 29 2010, Report content -
They should be, but it depends on individual mortgage companies.
Answered on Nov 9 2010, Report content -
It depends on who the lender is, however there are a large number of timber frame and cedar clad houses in Dumfries & Galloway, you need to also bare in mind most houses when built these days are timber frames and breeze block construction which are then rendered.
Answered on Oct 24 2011, Report content
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