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Remotgage rental property
Z1ppy_2
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Evening,
we bought our first flat 18 months ago and since then, have bought a new house. we are renting the flat now as for obvious reasons, there is no real benefit in selling at the moment.
the mortgage on the flat was a 2 year fixed deal which expires in may 09. there is very little equity in the property as first time buyers we didnt have a huge deposit at the time. (property value around 170K, mortgage at time of remortgage, around 158K)
we have told the lender we are renting the property. obviously we are a little way off at the moment but are we going to struggle to re mortgage in May?
thanks in advance.
we bought our first flat 18 months ago and since then, have bought a new house. we are renting the flat now as for obvious reasons, there is no real benefit in selling at the moment.
the mortgage on the flat was a 2 year fixed deal which expires in may 09. there is very little equity in the property as first time buyers we didnt have a huge deposit at the time. (property value around 170K, mortgage at time of remortgage, around 158K)
we have told the lender we are renting the property. obviously we are a little way off at the moment but are we going to struggle to re mortgage in May?
thanks in advance.
MFWannabe2010 #114: Target £40,000 for 2010
Overpaid to date...
[STRIKE]£25,500[/STRIKE]
£26,000
Overpaid to date...
[STRIKE]£25,500[/STRIKE]
£26,000
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yes
max ltv 85% and rent would need to cover 110-125% of monthly mortgage payments, or if this doesnt work and you need to use your income as well as the rent then max ltv will be 75% which just isnt there on your figures.
i think your only chance is existing lender offering you something.
if you are currently renting it out ensure you have a landlords buildings policy.0
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