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How does Buy to let work?
Steve_Pawley
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I have a house that is now worth £100k more than when i bought it, what i would like to do is, rent this house out & purchase another one to live in. Do I use a buy to let mortgage or just get another mortgage using the income of the rent to help fund the mortgage?
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not to sure0
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Do you own your current home outright, or is it mortgaged?0
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Steve_Pawley wrote:I have a house that is now worth £100k more than when i bought it, what i would like to do is, rent this house out & purchase another one to live in. Do I use a buy to let mortgage or just get another mortgage using the income of the rent to help fund the mortgage?
Is your current house mortgage free or do you still have a mortgage on it, if so how much?
You could remortgage your current house for upto 85% provided the rental income would cover 130% of the mortgage payment. Effectively turning your current house into a BTL mortgage.
Then using the equity that you have released from your current house, you could put it down as deposit on your new house and get a normal residential mortgage. Provided your income supports the repayments.
Thats my interpretation but I'm sure someone more knowledgable will answer it more in depth.
HTHDebt at highest (November 2005) = £35,856
Debt currently (August 2006) = £20,790
&More £1,530, Egg £6,800, HSBC £3,760, Egg Loan £8,700
Interim goal = £23,400 (Target: February 2006, Missed but acheived May 2006)
2nd Interim Goal = £15,000, Target October 2006
Debt Free Date = February 2008 BUT I'M GOING TO BE TRYING FOR SOONER!!!0 -
Thanks,
I owe 65k on my current house.0 -
The best thing is to get the highest mortgage possible on the property you wish to let, then the inmteresrt on that mortgage is tax deductible. So always best to borrow as highly as possible on the let property.Don't lie, thieve, cheat or steal. The Government do not like the competition.
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