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Advice on remortgaging required
smorri4
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Hey,
Me and my boyfriend are currently on a tracker (0.540%) with halifax (20year). Due to expire Feb 2010 and revert to SVR. We purchased Nov 2007 for 142500 and obviously the house price has reduced - we estimate its value being around £128000 now (despite some serious renovation work). Our outstanding balance is £121000 at present so come Feb 2010 OB will be £117000 ish (providing we continue our payments as usual).
Would this mean by LTV would be around the 90/95% mark?
Would you suggest i am better sticking with SVR until house prices rise again or we increase equity in property?
Or should i be looking at a longer term fix (not that i think there are many our there with high LTV?)
I reckon if the rate increases we can only survive paying out a max of £1000 a month - so rates would have to be at 6-7% for that to happen - anymore then i reckon we'll be in some serious bother.
Any advice is really appreciated!
Me and my boyfriend are currently on a tracker (0.540%) with halifax (20year). Due to expire Feb 2010 and revert to SVR. We purchased Nov 2007 for 142500 and obviously the house price has reduced - we estimate its value being around £128000 now (despite some serious renovation work). Our outstanding balance is £121000 at present so come Feb 2010 OB will be £117000 ish (providing we continue our payments as usual).
Would this mean by LTV would be around the 90/95% mark?
Would you suggest i am better sticking with SVR until house prices rise again or we increase equity in property?
Or should i be looking at a longer term fix (not that i think there are many our there with high LTV?)
I reckon if the rate increases we can only survive paying out a max of £1000 a month - so rates would have to be at 6-7% for that to happen - anymore then i reckon we'll be in some serious bother.
Any advice is really appreciated!
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hello anyone out there0
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Actually,you may be left with no option but to go to the SVR as not many lenders will touch you unless your LTV is at least 85%.However,if you get a fixed rate that you feel comfortable with,I would be tempted to fix as these low rates will not be around forever.0
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