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do i have to say whats the moneys for ???
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cookie1003
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hi,
i'm about to go & get a remortgage on my house which my mortgage is about to end in a year or so with £10,000 owing (which i have in an isa).
my house is worth about £100,000 & i only want about £50-60,000.
the money is to finish off my newbuilt house which i have built next door to me.
would i be ok saying the money is for that or am i better saying the money is to do work on my existing house (new kitchen etc).
or do i need to give a reason what the money is for ???
thanks:beer:
i'm about to go & get a remortgage on my house which my mortgage is about to end in a year or so with £10,000 owing (which i have in an isa).
my house is worth about £100,000 & i only want about £50-60,000.
the money is to finish off my newbuilt house which i have built next door to me.
would i be ok saying the money is for that or am i better saying the money is to do work on my existing house (new kitchen etc).
or do i need to give a reason what the money is for ???
thanks:beer:
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There's a high possibility that there'll need a clear explanation of remortgaging for such an amount.
Your house is only worth £100k. So a sum of £50k \ £60k seems disporortionate for work on it.
You may need to find an alternative source of funding. Though will be at a far higher cost.0 -
If they ask you the question, then you have to give an honest answer.
And they will ask you the question.
They may also ask you to provide estimates and quotations.0 -
cookie1003 wrote: »hi,
i'm about to go & get a remortgage on my house which my mortgage is about to end in a year or so with £10,000 owing (which i have in an isa).
my house is worth about £100,000 & i only want about £50-60,000.
the money is to finish off my newbuilt house which i have built next door to me.
would i be ok saying the money is for that or am i better saying the money is to do work on my existing house (new kitchen etc).
or do i need to give a reason what the money is for ???
thanks:beer:
1) Yes you do need to.
2) Tell them what is actually for - anything else is fraud.0 -
i would make something up - new kitchen, bathroom etc.0
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this is why i asked,
it seems crazy that i have never defaulted on a payment for nearly 24 years & i have a great credit rating & my house next door to me is nearly built which i should be able to get done without the borrowing but i want to fit underfloor heating , nice tiled floor & a nice kitchen this along with decent double glazing etc to finish the house off & i just need the funds. surely as long as i can make the payments i should be able to do with the money what i want. but maybe i must be a bit naive.
when people do remortgage their house what is it usually for ?
could i say i owe my mum some of the money or would that make it worse (she has lent me a few grand)0 -
No, but its easier saying new bathroom than disneyland holiday.0
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cookie1003 wrote: »this is why i asked,
it seems crazy that i have never defaulted on a payment for nearly 24 years & i have a great credit rating & my house next door to me is nearly built which i should be able to get done without the borrowing but i want to fit underfloor heating , nice tiled floor & a nice kitchen this along with decent double glazing etc to finish the house off & i just need the funds. surely as long as i can make the payments i should be able to do with the money what i want. but maybe i must be a bit naive.
when people do remortgage their house what is it usually for ?
could i say i owe my mum some of the money or would that make it worse (she has lent me a few grand)
Oh for gods sake - TELL THE TRUTH! No-one said you can't have the funds! What is so hard about NOT making a fraudulent application?0 -
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