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					Ryan.52					
					
															
										
																				 
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					Hi, I am 19 months since my last IVA payment and I have today been informed that my IVA has finally been closed and I should receive my closure certificate in the next 10 days. I would like to buy my own place next year but am wondering what my chances are of getting a mortgage. Am I likely to be able to get one with just a 5% deposit? Should I mention that I had an IVA in the past as it will now be off my credit file as nearly 8 years have passed since it started. I currently have a credit rating of 1/5 but can now begin to improve this score. Thanks for your help and advice.
					
					
															
															
										 
				 
			 
		 
				
			 
				
	
		
		
			
				
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					Adam Davies					
					
															
										
																				 
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					Hi and welcome
 The IVA should be off your credit record but until you receive your completion certificate it will still be on the insolvency register.
 A mortgage may be possible, my advice is to use a whole if market mortgage broker
 Good luck
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					Hunter1					
					
															
										
																				 
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					You will have to disclose if you had an IVA in the past on any mortgage application anyway regardless whether it shows up on a search.
Andy's advice to go to a whole of market broker is correct as they will be able to advise who may consider lending to you.