Can I borrow this much and from who?
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cem
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Hi all, this is probably a question for brokers to see if the below can be done..
On a salary of £30k (basic), full time permanent job of 2 years, no debt or bad history..Can the following be borrowed? and which lender would it be ?
Property value: £185k
Deposit: 15%
amount to be borrowed: £157.25k
Property type: Ground floor leasehold 3 bed flat in London. 6 story building but flat has its own entrance to the outside.
Many thanks
On a salary of £30k (basic), full time permanent job of 2 years, no debt or bad history..Can the following be borrowed? and which lender would it be ?
Property value: £185k
Deposit: 15%
amount to be borrowed: £157.25k
Property type: Ground floor leasehold 3 bed flat in London. 6 story building but flat has its own entrance to the outside.
Many thanks
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Top of my head I'd say no... You're looking at a 5 times salary borrow, and I don't think anyone will let you in these frugal timesFeb 2012 - onwards MF achieved
September 2016 - Back into clearing a mortgage - Was due to be paid off in 32 years in March 2047 -
April 2018 down to 28.00 months vs 30.04 months at normal payment.
Predicted mortgage clearing 03/2047 - now looking at 02/2045
Aims: 1) To pay off mortgage within 20 years - 20370 -
hmm so max that can be borrowed is £150k! Pants!! I would have thought C&G may have done it :-s0
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I doubt if any lender would give your 150k - I don't think the above poster is telling you what you'd be likely to get, but warning you that 5 times salary is probably unobtainable. How could you afford that size of mortgage anyway - have you worked out what the payments would be?0
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yes putting it that way, 5 times amount may be tough to get.
By my calculation, the interest only payments on 157k would be around £720pcm (assumed interest rate of 5.5%) which is affordable as well as putting a bit aside every month to clear after 25 years...hmm..perhaps time for joint application to push up the salary..0 -
You'd need to give evidence of how you were planning on paying off the capital - a better plan that putting a bit aside each month would be needed. A repayment mortgage would cost you £965/month.0
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As Beecher2 says, lenders are getting more careful about IO mortgages - and most will require evidence of the repayment vehicle for the capital at the end of the mortgage. Taking the payments for this into account, I'd guess that a repayment mortgage will be no more expensive overall - and much safer when assessing likelihood that the mortgage will be paid off.0
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