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		<title>By: Ahwell</title>
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		<description>There are companies that will do these, but the interest rate will be very high.  100% self cert interest only is a big risk for the lender, so they charge high interest to make up for the risk.  If you only pay baxk the interest you will need a plan for how you will pay off the loan at the end of the term.

Look for lenders through a mortgage adviser, but watch out for the small print.  You won&#039;t get a mortgage like this from a high street lender.</description>
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<p>Look for lenders through a mortgage adviser, but watch out for the small print.  You won&#8217;t get a mortgage like this from a high street lender.</p>
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