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Mortgage further borrowing

critterfritter
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Hi there
I hope someone can help me on this.
I have a Nationwide mortgage over 26 years ( currently in year 4 ). When I took this mortgage out with my partner we were both employed by companies, however now we are both self employed for 2 years.
We are able to comfortably able to keep up mortgage payments but now I see they have withdrawn the self cert mortgages will this be a big problem with further borrowing as we want a bigger house? We borrowed 120k but would want another 60-80k to finance new house purchase
We clear about £2500 as a salary from the business direct to a current account which is the same as we have always had go into it to pay mortgage/bills etc however its hard to prove the income as it fluctuates so much each month, but it is increasing though.
Any information or help greatly appreciated
I hope someone can help me on this.
I have a Nationwide mortgage over 26 years ( currently in year 4 ). When I took this mortgage out with my partner we were both employed by companies, however now we are both self employed for 2 years.
We are able to comfortably able to keep up mortgage payments but now I see they have withdrawn the self cert mortgages will this be a big problem with further borrowing as we want a bigger house? We borrowed 120k but would want another 60-80k to finance new house purchase
We clear about £2500 as a salary from the business direct to a current account which is the same as we have always had go into it to pay mortgage/bills etc however its hard to prove the income as it fluctuates so much each month, but it is increasing though.
Any information or help greatly appreciated
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Before considering the self empoyed aspects
Netting £2500 is around £41k as a single salary or about £38k as a joint income.
£180k-£200k
so salary multiple 4.4-5.3 which on the high side.
Whats the house purchase price so what's LTV looking like?
Savings for costs put to one side?0 -
basically my current house has held its value which is worth around 130k, I borrowed 120k so ideally would want another 80k.
I have savings totaling around 15k in the bank which i want to use some of for renovations ideally
I have seen a couple of properties around the 200k mark...
as i have only been self employed for a short time will this too be problematic as i hear many require 3 years of books and what i dont want to do is have them suddenly say to me that I cant have more as my circs have changed alot, again my salary is more than sufficiant to pay the mort and have never defaulted
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Even if you were employed you would struggle
£10k + £15, less costs, less refurb, on £200k say 90%+ LTV at 4.5-5.3 multiples.0
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