Hi,
Long story shorter.... I have a house with the ex. We've agreed that i'll pay her off and take the house but dealing with the Banks has been a disaster. The current mortgage is with EBS and they've moved the goalposts numerous times and unfortunately I have to deal with them to sort it as no other bank will touch it. The ex was living in the house for a couple of years and has left it in a horrible state so I need get some work done before being able to sell it on and also pay off a solicitor. From the start EBS stated this wouldn't be an issue but they've dragged their heels and changed required documentation and what i can borrow for so I'm snookered now and short on time to get everything over the line.
What I need to know is if i approach my credit union to look for either a home improvement/personal loan will an application with them throw off the mortgage application or will nothing with the CU show up until it's drawn down? I presume the banks run another credit check before draw down of a mortgage.
Thanks in advance.
Long story shorter.... I have a house with the ex. We've agreed that i'll pay her off and take the house but dealing with the Banks has been a disaster. The current mortgage is with EBS and they've moved the goalposts numerous times and unfortunately I have to deal with them to sort it as no other bank will touch it. The ex was living in the house for a couple of years and has left it in a horrible state so I need get some work done before being able to sell it on and also pay off a solicitor. From the start EBS stated this wouldn't be an issue but they've dragged their heels and changed required documentation and what i can borrow for so I'm snookered now and short on time to get everything over the line.
What I need to know is if i approach my credit union to look for either a home improvement/personal loan will an application with them throw off the mortgage application or will nothing with the CU show up until it's drawn down? I presume the banks run another credit check before draw down of a mortgage.
Thanks in advance.