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08 January 2013

first time buyer getting a mortgage whilst in a debt management plan

Hi Last January I consolidated my debts into a management plan, due to this a couple of the creditors have marked red on credit referencing agencies, the plan has 3years to run to pay all off. My girlfriend and I wish to look at buying a house through one of the government backed first time buyer schemes, due to the debt management plan on my side would any mortgage providers touch us? If there are mortgage providers that specialise in our scenario who are they, also would there be a company that would allow us to tie my debt into the mortgage? Total debt I have is 9k. Any help and advice appreciated. Many thanks

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