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Remortgaging a Right to Buy property
Moglet
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I'm 2 weeks away from completing on my Right to Buy house purchase. I've mortgaged with the Halifax who have allowed me to borrow more than the purchase price for home improvements but the monies are only released on the production of invoices to ensure the improvements are carried out to protect the Council's interest in the discount.
I've opted for a 2 year tracker mortgage. When this is up, if I chose to remortgage with either Halifax or another lender will it still be classed as a Right to Buy mortgage and does anyone know how they view things regarding whatever % discount is outstanding?
I've opted for a 2 year tracker mortgage. When this is up, if I chose to remortgage with either Halifax or another lender will it still be classed as a Right to Buy mortgage and does anyone know how they view things regarding whatever % discount is outstanding?
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