Brendan Burgess
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I was told this today and I was surprised.
If I want to buy a house with an AIB mortgage, they are more likely to approve me if I am buying a house which already has an AIB mortgage on it.
Theoretically, it would make sense for AIB to replace a mortgage in arrears with a new mortgage to someone who would have a lower LTV and a higher earnings. But could they make that a stipulation of the loan approval?
If someone is in arrears and is in negative equity, and they approach their bank saying that they have a buyer for their home, I don't think that the bank cares how the purchaser is financing the purchase.
Brendan
If I want to buy a house with an AIB mortgage, they are more likely to approve me if I am buying a house which already has an AIB mortgage on it.
Theoretically, it would make sense for AIB to replace a mortgage in arrears with a new mortgage to someone who would have a lower LTV and a higher earnings. But could they make that a stipulation of the loan approval?
If someone is in arrears and is in negative equity, and they approach their bank saying that they have a buyer for their home, I don't think that the bank cares how the purchaser is financing the purchase.
Brendan