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26 February 2010

Could we get a first time buyers mortgage after a bankruptcy??

I had to declare myself bankrupt due to being off sick from work for nearly 3 yrs. I was released from the bankruptcy in August and have also been working full time since August. My partner has had debt problems but is also now working full time and we are currently looking for a property to rent together as our seperate rental properties aren't suitable for us to move in together - the rental market in our area is very slow! We are wondering if it would be feasible to get on to the housing ladder ( both 1st time buyers) to solve our housing needs....

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