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Credit Policy Changes

From 30 April 2008, RBS Intermediary Partners are introducing changes to the credit policy for new build properties and the income proof requirements for self-employed clients.

What are the changes?

New build incentives

For all new build properties, the total amount of builders' incentives offered against a property will now be deducted from the advertised purchase price to give a "net purchase price". Our valuers will take the total incentives into account when providing the valuation figure.

The maximum LTV on new builds will be 85%, which will be calculated against the lower of either the 'Net Purchase Price' or the valuation figure.

New build buy-to-let flats maximum LTV

The new maximum LTV for all new build buy-to-let flats will now be 65%.

Definition of a 'new build' property

A 'new build' will be defined as 'any property that has been built, converted or subject to major refurbishment within the last two years'. The 2 years will start from the completion of the property.

For all applications on new build properties, please complete the additional information form, which should be returned with the packaging confirmation checklist and DD mandate (which are being renamed, see below). Copies are included below and are also available in the lending criteria and printable forms sections.

I cant see how any developer will be able to shift their property if no one can raise the finance

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LR figures will take a spanking.

Particularly as the cheeky bast ards stuck the recorded price up by an extra £30K. Filthy scum bags.

In the words of my mother, "the price of our flat isn't accurate"

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wot, they just noticed the new build price hype??

AT least 100 executives in RBS should be summarily dismissed. They are either incompetant or part of the scheme to defraud shareholders. :angry:

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This is huge!

How much did builder shares go up by recently?

And is that half the Docklands property market gone up in smoke?

Banks are catching up with what is happening to property prices. Insurers will likely follow next. We are on our way to following the US for good now.

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Even houses that have had major refurbishments are covered. Presumably that's a 25% haircut for something like a recent barn conversion, before we get started with sentiment.

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Gifted deposits uncovered. New builds toast. LR figures will take a spanking.

Land Reg index only includes the sale price of resold property.

So even though the new build sale price is recorded in the data, it does not enter/effect their index.

They also "Only record price paid information for properties sold for the full market value." Make what you will of that ...

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Land Reg index only includes the sale price of resold property.

So even though the new build sale price is recorded in the data, it does not enter/effect their index.

They also "Only record price paid information for properties sold for the full market value." Make what you will of that ...

Yes, right you are. I was getting over-excited.

New-builds now even more toasted than they were already. (watered down version)

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Land Reg index only includes the sale price of resold property.

So even though the new build sale price is recorded in the data, it does not enter/effect their index.

They also "Only record price paid information for properties sold for the full market value." Make what you will of that ...

But aren't they bought by people who try to sell as soon as they can even after completion. Those city center flats must have been through several people.

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Even houses that have had major refurbishments are covered. Presumably that's a 25% haircut for something like a recent barn conversion, before we get started with sentiment.

Excellent. Should make Property Ladder even more fun to watch as things implode. Hope Sarah Beeny is taking note. Lets hope other lenders follow suit as no doubt they will if they don't have similar restrictions in place already. I can't keep track of all the changes but they appear to be chasing each others tails in an attempt to make their lending criteria at least as tough as their competitors.

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Excellent. Should make Property Ladder even more fun to watch as things implode. Hope Sarah Beeny is taking note. Lets hope other lenders follow suit as no doubt they will if they don't have similar restrictions in place already. I can't keep track of all the changes but they appear to be chasing each others tails in an attempt to make their lending criteria at least as tough as their competitors.

Good lawd. Its like the banks are TRYING to make this market crater. If the other major lenders follow suit this is going to cause chaos.

It effectively means no FTB's can buy up the new builds unless they have a 15% deposit. Since BTL on these things was basically shut down a while back who the fvck is going to buy them!

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Good lawd. Its like the banks are TRYING to make this market crater. If the other major lenders follow suit this is going to cause chaos.

It effectively means no FTB's can buy up the new builds unless they have a 15% deposit. Since BTL on these things was basically shut down a while back who the fvck is going to buy them!

I agree, this is massive. If the other lenders follow suit, it's game over for the builders and anyone who bought a newbuild recently. What will happen to those poor saps with a LTV higher than 85% at re-mortgage time... especially when you consider the property is losing money every day and therefore the LTV ratio is getting higher as the value drops... :blink::o:ph34r:

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Good lawd. Its like the banks are TRYING to make this market crater. If the other major lenders follow suit this is going to cause chaos.

It effectively means no FTB's can buy up the new builds unless they have a 15% deposit. Since BTL on these things was basically shut down a while back who the fvck is going to buy them!

Councils.

Chav heaven.

Nailed.

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Yes, right you are. I was getting over-excited.

New-builds now even more toasted than they were already. (watered down version)

Yes! Definitely toast, but they just don't want to have it ruin their carefully manipulated index.

However, this new build-price-collapse has hit mainstream awareness big time now, no hiding it any more.

It's big, it's ugly and it's fu*king scary.

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Rubble manufacturers :lol:

I kid you not!!!! From the top deck of the 486 bus this morning going through that nasty pile of buildings offering themselves as 'contemporary urban luxury apartment living' by the O2, I'm sure they were ACTUALLY demolishing what was the start of another new build. :blink:

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