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ING Direct - Mortgage Application

mjoseph
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Hi
I wish to apply for a mortgage with ING Direct.
My situation is as follows:
1. Loan amount reqd = £365k
2. LTV = 80-85% (i.e. we have a deposit of 15-20%).
3. I am married and the property I live in with my wife, who is self employed, is in my wife's name and always has been.
4. Jointly own my parents home with my dad. Remaining amount = £83k. Repayment = £566.
5. Jointly own buy to let flat with a friend. Mortgage outstanding is £126k. Repayments = £131 and rental income = £700pcm.
6. Zero outstanding loans or credit card bills.
The new mortgage we're seeking will be entirely in my name because my wife has been self employed for less than a year so cannot self certify and add herself to the mortgage yet. She is not a dependent though.
Before I proceed with the application with ING Direct, the question I have is exactly what evidence/requirements will they ask for? For example will they request 1, 3 or 6 months wageslips? What about bank statements? and so on...
Perhaps someone has some specific advice with other lenders based on the above info?
I don't want to proceed with the mortgage application until I am certain I can meet and fulfil the lenders criteria and provide them with everything satisfacorily.
Would REALLY appreciate any kind of advice for someone in a similar position or who has recently applied for a mortgage with ING Direct.
Thanks in advance!!!
I wish to apply for a mortgage with ING Direct.
My situation is as follows:
1. Loan amount reqd = £365k
2. LTV = 80-85% (i.e. we have a deposit of 15-20%).
3. I am married and the property I live in with my wife, who is self employed, is in my wife's name and always has been.
4. Jointly own my parents home with my dad. Remaining amount = £83k. Repayment = £566.
5. Jointly own buy to let flat with a friend. Mortgage outstanding is £126k. Repayments = £131 and rental income = £700pcm.
6. Zero outstanding loans or credit card bills.
The new mortgage we're seeking will be entirely in my name because my wife has been self employed for less than a year so cannot self certify and add herself to the mortgage yet. She is not a dependent though.
Before I proceed with the application with ING Direct, the question I have is exactly what evidence/requirements will they ask for? For example will they request 1, 3 or 6 months wageslips? What about bank statements? and so on...
Perhaps someone has some specific advice with other lenders based on the above info?
I don't want to proceed with the mortgage application until I am certain I can meet and fulfil the lenders criteria and provide them with everything satisfacorily.
Would REALLY appreciate any kind of advice for someone in a similar position or who has recently applied for a mortgage with ING Direct.
Thanks in advance!!!
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What is your income?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
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£75k gross.0
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4 x income max for ING as far as I am aware.
You would need to deduct commitments before applying multiples so other mortgage with Dad will be taken as a commitment.
Need to look elsewhere it seems.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 -
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You won't get more than 80% with ING0
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Buy to let flat with £126K mortgage costs £131 a month !
Thats an interest only mortgage with a rate of 1.25%
Please tell me its fixed for 10 years as well0
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