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Remortgaging for 15k equity
srobbo74
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Hi all
I purchased a house for 100k with a 90%mortgage only 16months ago, i have had interest in the house as it is in a popular first time buyer road for 115k but i do not want to sell.
My question is can I remortgage this propery and use the equity to continue to develop my business or is this not possible at the minute.
Any help would be massively appreciated
I purchased a house for 100k with a 90%mortgage only 16months ago, i have had interest in the house as it is in a popular first time buyer road for 115k but i do not want to sell.
My question is can I remortgage this propery and use the equity to continue to develop my business or is this not possible at the minute.
Any help would be massively appreciated
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Not at that LTV no.0
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no actually, I run my own sports coaching firm0
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Remortgaging to raise money for business purposes is not something lenders generally allow, especially at the LTV you are looking at.
Have you apporached banks about a loan for the business?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 -
If you had a mortgage of, say, £50k and wanted to raise £15k.... yes, subject to other affordability calculations. (going from 43% LTV to 56% LTV)
Having a 90% mortgage and wanting to take the rest of the equity so that it is now a 100% mortgage (assuming that the lender agrees with that valuation of £115 which they may not) ... no.
If you really want to go down the lending route then a small business loan could be more accessible. It would be at a higher rate of interest though.0 -
yeah i have approached a few banks and been approved, but best rate been offered has been 8.65 if my memory serves me correctly.
thanks once again for the advice0 -
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