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Hi all

 

just some advice, I am in the process of applying for my self build mortgage.

 

i am acting as a project manager employing different trades to complete the build.

 

as part of the application the bank has asked for details of the contractors.

 

i have independent quotes for

 

groundworks/drainage

brick/block to roof level

roof and tiling

windows

 

essentially getting me to a watertight shell.


 

my question is what happens if I give serial for the trades to bank and then decide to change my mind on which contractor I choose?

 

I have a few quotes on the brick ones for example but not fully decided who I will use yet, but really need to get my application processed to approval so I know the funds are available.

 

in addition internally there will be numerous more trades, screeding, plumbing, electrics…plastering etc

 

will they want a literal breakdown of every single tradesperson?

 

any advice from a self builder/self

manager who has relied on self build mortgage  

Posted

They just want to know your costs 

It doesn’t make any difference over who does what 

You could use a QS or get your local builders merchants to cost the whole build 

Posted

I have given costs to broker

 

my broker also states that need a CV of work from contractors, particularly if they don’t have a website?

 

I just wanted to know how far this will need to be broken down as could be 20 different trades used in the end to complete varying parts of the job 

Posted

Your probably better bringing in a main contractor then To do the whole job and they will bring in subcontractors 

Posted

Yes, aim was to save the costs of the main contractor who will most likely be using the same tradespeople as my but adding 20% profit margin 

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