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Latest Sale: Meltham, Huddersfieldauctionmove.co.uk achieve yet another sale by way of an online property auction. A studio apartment in Meltham, Huddersfield becomes the latest property to sell.
Latest sale: Wigan Road, BoltonA fantastic housing development opportunity located in the Wigan Road area of Bolton is the latest to be sold at online property auction.
Latest sale: Rosamond Street, BoltonA fantastic three bedroom mid terraced property located in the Rosamond Street area of Bolton has become the latest property to be sold at online property auction.
Latest sale: Land site in BoltonA fantastic land site opportunity located in the Victoria Grove area of Bolton is the latest to be sold at online property auction.
Amazing fully furnished, three bed property now availableA recently renovated three-bedroom property on Worsley Road North, Bolton, is now available for online property auction, with a current guide price of £80,000.
Mortgage availability is on the rise, with more deals becoming available, according to the latest reports.
Over the past month, mortgage lenders have slackened their criteria and have even lowered their deposits to 10% which suggests more confidence within the property industry.
The news will surely be greeted by first time buyers, who are expected to jump at the chance to buy their first homes without forking out the crippling 25% deposit.
At the start of February, 58% of mortgage lenders required a deposit of 25% - an encouraging reduction from the 66% recorded in October last year.
There are currently 1,700 deals being offered by mortgage lenders, which is the highest number since the end of 2008.
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Property industry to face another credit crunch?The property industry could be set to endure a second credit crunch which would result in more price dips, according to the latest figures.
Mortgage lending lowest for 10 yearsMortgage lending has dipped to its lowest in 10 years as the stamp duty holiday ends.
First time buyers given boostMortgage availability is on the rise, with more deals becoming available, according to the latest reports.
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