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90-95% LTV Mortgage required

I would like to find a re-mortgage for £148k on a house valued at £160k, is there still such a product out there. Just finished a five year fixed and its come down over £100 pm, would like to tie in while rates are low.

Thanks in advance

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  • herbiesjp
    herbiesjp Posts: 8,499 Forumite
    At that LTV you are looking at rates around high 6/7% - and not too many lenders offering deals

    See what your current lender can offer first
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  • brit1234
    brit1234 Posts: 5,385 Forumite
    You may be better on the SVR. Rates are going to go up at some point but it is highly likely this will be years. You are better at increasing your share of the mortgage as fast as you can, prices are likely to be falling again and are already on the land registry. Your aim should be to get the best LTV for a few years time despite the price falls. There is no better time ever to overpay.
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  • adr0ck
    adr0ck Posts: 2,376 Forumite
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    Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank both do 90% LTV on remortgages

    for some reason you get better 90% LTV deals when purchasing a property than with remortgaging
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