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Chances of being able to port mortgage in future?
mark432
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I am a first time buyer borrowing £80,000 for £125,000 flat, so my LTV ratio is 64%. I am borrowing 5 times my salary of 16K. I have been told by Alliance & Leicester that the mortgage is portable and if I move I can just port the mortgage subject to their terms and conditions.
However I have read lots of scenarios where the lenders borrowing criteria has changed, income has changed, debt/credit scores have changed etc. and have not been allowed to port the mortgage.
In my current situation, is it likely I will be able to port my mortgage in the next 5 years if:
1) I move to a property of the same amount (£125,000)?
2) I move to a higher value property (above £125,000)?
3) I move to a lower value property (below £125,000)?
Or am I likely to be refused in any of these situations?
However I have read lots of scenarios where the lenders borrowing criteria has changed, income has changed, debt/credit scores have changed etc. and have not been allowed to port the mortgage.
In my current situation, is it likely I will be able to port my mortgage in the next 5 years if:
1) I move to a property of the same amount (£125,000)?
2) I move to a higher value property (above £125,000)?
3) I move to a lower value property (below £125,000)?
Or am I likely to be refused in any of these situations?
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However I have read lots of scenarios where the lenders borrowing criteria has changed, income has changed, debt/credit scores have changed etc. and have not been allowed to port the mortgage.
In a way you've answered your question. Your lender can change the rules at their own discretion.0
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