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working out amount of mortgage loan vs any outstadning debt
mkfruitcake
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hello
just working out a general loaning basis for mortgages,
salary x4 for example
then - any outstanding debt
= amount you may get
i know its different with different lenders and the amount may also differ just trying to roughly work out some figures?!
so is the above the right sum?!
many thanks
just working out a general loaning basis for mortgages,
salary x4 for example
then - any outstanding debt
= amount you may get
i know its different with different lenders and the amount may also differ just trying to roughly work out some figures?!
so is the above the right sum?!
many thanks
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Is your level of debt still 30k plus? I'd say there's no way you'll get 4 times joint salary minus 30k if that's the case.0
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as i had previously said i am aware every lender is different and the amount they offer is different, i am just after a general calulation to base some numbers on0
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As you have correctly said, every lender is different therefore you cannot have a 'general calculation' to work from.
You could try various lender websites and put the numbers into the affordability calculator.
Simple income multiples will not work, especially if you have debts.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
mkfruitcake wrote: »as i had previously said i am aware every lender is different and the amount they offer is different, i am just after a general calulation to base some numbers on
How much additional debt is invloved?0 -
It depends on the amount of debt really. Your calculation would create a very rough estimate for a lot of lenders, presuming your debt isn't something massive.0
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