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BTL affecting chance of remortgage
bargainbarmy
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This post is an add on to my previous post. I was just wondering if anybody knew the answer to my query.
We have 6 BTL mortgages held in a limited company. I am applying for a remortgage with additional borrowing on my personal residential mortgage and have to reveal my BTL mortgages. The lenders then take these into consideration when assessing the amount of lending I can have. Someone has said that with the BTL mortgages being in a limited company they are classed as separate to personal income etc and cannot be taken into account for personal mortages purposes.
Does anyone know anything about this?
We have 6 BTL mortgages held in a limited company. I am applying for a remortgage with additional borrowing on my personal residential mortgage and have to reveal my BTL mortgages. The lenders then take these into consideration when assessing the amount of lending I can have. Someone has said that with the BTL mortgages being in a limited company they are classed as separate to personal income etc and cannot be taken into account for personal mortages purposes.
Does anyone know anything about this?
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As far as I know, rental income cannot be included as income for mortgage applications..
Though someone will probably come along soon with other ideas.0 -
I shouldnt imagine the company lending would be taken into account as long as the mortgage was in the company name rather than yours personally.0
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it is the policy for HSBC though an as a high st lender, im thinking it is as standard?
I may be wrong though!0 -
Do you have no liability for the loans in the company at all?0
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getmore4less wrote: »Do you have no liability for the loans in the company at all?
We have a £150,000 business loan which is secured against my home as a second charge but this loan is in the name of our limited company. Any mortgage we have on our first home is a first charge so the second charge will not affect it. We also have BTL mortgages on all but one of the BTL properties, the other one we own outright.0 -
Do you have personal guarantees covering the Limited Company debt?0
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Hi, This will depend on the individual lenders critieria. all lenders have differing opinions on this however, as a general rule lenders would not take these into account. Please don't get this confused with the lender asking for the information as they will want to see the details for each primarily to confirm you are not making additional borrowing to pay your btl lenders if they are in arrears. The likely questions should be address, when purchased, amount bought for, amount owing, existing lender & monthly payment. This will then give the underwriter an overall "risk profile" & may make additional checks ie limited company search for credit profile. also don't forget that when the lender does a credit search, all details for your btl's will appear. You should be fine provided that the rental covers the mortgage.
If you pay yourself an income from the property rental via the ltd company then this would be classed as personal income.
Don't forget that lenders may be extra cautious & ask many additional questions (which may be unusual!) but this is only because of the current economic situation & not because they don't like you! Also, underwriters are scared of their own shadows at the moment because every property that goes into arrears is investigated internally & as such the initial underwriting is called into question.
hope this helps!...0 -
sorry, just a further thought to above message, if a lender is asking if you have personal income from rental this does refer to my above post in which your limited company pays you personally any excess over & above the rental (should you choose to). They cannot take rental income into account because this is money that is owed to that btl lender.
Best wishes!0
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