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Remortgaging at 85% LTV (115k outstanding)

tinley
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Hi all,
I was hoping to have some quick advice with regards to my remortgage. I have recently had my one bedroom flat valued at £135000 by my current mortgage provider (Accord) and they have made me a remortgage offer of 5.19%, fixed for 2 years. I have £115,000 outstanding, so it's a near LTV ratio of 85%.
On this basis, my monthly repayments are actually going to go up by £20-odd and I'm convinced I can get a better deal elsewhere. Can anyone offer advice on whether this is the case or should I be biting their hand off in this instance?
Thanks in advance!
I was hoping to have some quick advice with regards to my remortgage. I have recently had my one bedroom flat valued at £135000 by my current mortgage provider (Accord) and they have made me a remortgage offer of 5.19%, fixed for 2 years. I have £115,000 outstanding, so it's a near LTV ratio of 85%.
On this basis, my monthly repayments are actually going to go up by £20-odd and I'm convinced I can get a better deal elsewhere. Can anyone offer advice on whether this is the case or should I be biting their hand off in this instance?
Thanks in advance!
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Actually I work it at 86% rounded up. Companies will work on that percentage. Do you know if accord carried out a market valuation or a true survey to mark your flat at £135k?
As you have used Accord, I believe you must have certain problems with income proof? Or not enough income to disclose to obtain a better mortgage in the first place?Motto: 'If you don't ask, you don't get!!'
Remember to say thank you to people who help you out!
Also, thank you to people who help me out.0 -
Thanks for the reply!
Yes, they carried out a valuation last month.
With regards to income proof, well, I am a company director with 6 years of accounts. I didn't actually realise that Accord specialised in this when I got my mortgage 3 years ago.0 -
Just spoken to another mortgage broker who also seems to think that 5.19% is a rather good deal in this climate.
I think I ought to accept their offer before it expires next week, as I'm not finding much joy with an LTV of 86%!0 -
Just spoken to another mortgage broker who also seems to think that 5.19% is a rather good deal in this climate.
I think I ought to accept their offer before it expires next week, as I'm not finding much joy with an LTV of 86%!
He's quite right, this is a good deal depending on Accord's fees.Happily an ex mortgage broker!0 -
Thanks, going to bite the bullet and go for it!0
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