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Moving house with debt

cadjockey
cadjockey Posts: 3 Newbie
edited 30 March 2010 at 9:38PM in Mortgages & endowments
Hi

Wonder if anyone could help?

I'm thinking of selling my house and buying somewhere else more expensive, I have quite a bit of equity in this property (less than 30k left on value of about 125k) I;m planning to spend about 180k. unfortunately I have an old car loan of about 6k and some cc's about 10k. I'd like to clear those at the same time.

If I sell my house for 120k, can I keep 16k to pay off debt, pay 26k to clear the old mortgage and put the remainder to the new house? (getting a new mortgage for about 110) or would it be classed as an extra secured loan on the new mortgage?

oh, and thinking of going with First Direct track 65% LTV

Thanks

CJ

Comments

  • VIGILANT22
    VIGILANT22 Posts: 2,516 Forumite
    edited 30 March 2010 at 10:42PM
    Dont understand your question fully..Money left after clearing debts will form deposit for mortgage on new property...is yr current mortgage not portable to new property?
  • I'm currently locked into Northern Rock fixed, was hoping to ditch that at the same time and pay the fees. Just wanted to clarify I didn't have to put all of the sale proceeds to the new place, which it sounds like I don't
  • andrewmp
    andrewmp Posts: 1,800 Forumite
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    cadjockey wrote: »
    I'm currently locked into Northern Rock fixed, was hoping to ditch that at the same time and pay the fees. Just wanted to clarify I didn't have to put all of the sale proceeds to the new place, which it sounds like I don't

    It's up to you what you do with the sale proceeds for your house (obviously after you pay any outstanding debt/fees).

    As long as you're within LTV requirements on your new mortgage of course.

    Good luck with your sale/purchase.
  • thanks! All I wanted to know :j
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