airey houses

[joe-90]

Sorry. I happen to think that £720 is a complete rip off. It's 50% more than a GP earns - and they have 11 years training.

So? I spent nine years doing studying and three years' post grad, plus a seven hour exam to get to be chartered. Truck drivers have a few days' training and they're on £36k, which is not enough, apparently.

Footballers: what purpose do they serve in life and look at their dosh. Stop being so green-eyed Joe, it doesn't become you.

£36K is more than enough for a SE.

 

[Shytalkz]

I wouldn't get out of bed for that.

And it's about £36k more than you're worth.

 

[VAP]

cheers,thats what we are trying to do,cash out of question

Ah, a house rather like Trigger's broom then

It's difficult to understand why a lender would take that stance, but would (presumably) lend on it if was still an Airey attached to an Airey - which just goes to show that there is no understanding on their part. Twas ever thus.

If that's their criterion, then no amount of arguing with them will get them to change. The only suggestion that I can make is try another lender, one that is more enlightened.

Or pay cash.

 

[jimbobmills]

There 2 ways

Knock the house down which involves more red tape than brick work.

Or have a PRC repair. I think you can have a remortgage with a licensed firm.

try this site seems to have all the info regarding this sort of thing

http://landmarkprc.co.uk

Tried to find info myself as I want my old prefab done seems to be a lack of info on the subject.

Oh those BRE are a nightmare to decypher lol. Best get some people who have done this sort of thing before

 

[yardie]

Or you could do most of the work yourself and save thousands of pounds.

 

[tony1851]

It's probably fallen down by now.

 

[yardie]

But many others that haven't yet!