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90% LTV Remortgage Deals ????
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Marple4848
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I am looking to move away from Northern Rocks SVR onto a 5 year fixed rate deal at 90% LTV ( borrowing around £193000 over 22 years )
As we still have a large amount outstanding I feel it would be safest to tie into a 5 year deal and ride out the storm.
I have around £125000 lump sum coming my way in 10 years which I will use at least half to pay off part of the mortgage outstanding at that time.
Can anyone suggest the best 5 year fixed deal at the minute please.........thanks
As we still have a large amount outstanding I feel it would be safest to tie into a 5 year deal and ride out the storm.
I have around £125000 lump sum coming my way in 10 years which I will use at least half to pay off part of the mortgage outstanding at that time.
Can anyone suggest the best 5 year fixed deal at the minute please.........thanks
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Hi Marple
You say '90% LTV' - on what valuation are you basing this on - i.e. estate agent etc.? This is important because at 90% even a slight down-valuation by a surveyor would mean a decline.0 -
That is a very important point raised by Andy.
Also, the rates on those 90% deals are not that fantastic
Do you have a good credit history?
What are your incomes?I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
That is a very important point raised by Andy.
Also, the rates on those 90% deals are not that fantastic
Do you have a good credit history?
What are your incomes?
We earnt combined wage 2008-2009 £61K
Good credit history
Re the house value I am being conservative re the 90% LTV....we will just squeeze in if we get our house valued at £220K....we in a micro market area and last year we before the bubble burst we were valued £240k
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