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Mortgage newbie
mtonks
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Hi all basically i've not had any advice as of yet and have limited understanding of mortgages.
Im 19 years of age and my intenton is to purchase a house/flat to rent out
I have 30 thousand deposit and roughly earn 12k a year give or take (self employed)
What are my best options?
Thanks
Im 19 years of age and my intenton is to purchase a house/flat to rent out
I have 30 thousand deposit and roughly earn 12k a year give or take (self employed)
What are my best options?
Thanks
If your under 25 its an up hill battle where you're pre concieved to be a bad driver and have no money managment:rotfl:
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Buy a home first. In the meantime to continue to save.0
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Thanks but what if I did just want a buy to let investment? as my living circumstances are fine as they are
RegardsIf your under 25 its an up hill battle where you're pre concieved to be a bad driver and have no money managment:rotfl:0 -
Majority of BTL lenders will require you to own a property already (i.e your home) and earn a gross salary of at least £25k per annum.
If you don't require the cash short term. Then some good rates available in fixed term ISA's.0 -
Always a hard road for the youngsters LOL
I see what you mean, are there no lenders who would be willing to accept such circumstaces the properties im looking at are around 60k with rental at about 490pcm so it's a 50% mortgage
RegardsIf your under 25 its an up hill battle where you're pre concieved to be a bad driver and have no money managment:rotfl:0 -
I suspect the following will leave you with few (if any) BTL lenders willing to lend now;-
- below minimum age
- below minimum property value
- no owned residential property
- below minimum income.
I'd try again when you reach 21, or talk to a broker to see if there is anyone open to you now I haven't thought about.I am a mortgage broker. You 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. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0 -
Before you do anything else, work out why you think buy-to-let will make you money.
Residential property doesn't strike me as a good investment at the moment.0 -
Thanks for all the feedback people
I want a buy to let so that while im working somthing can pay for itself so by the time ive payed it off its an added cash injection when I sell it in the future
May just have to buy a home then see if I can exchange it into buy to letIf your under 25 its an up hill battle where you're pre concieved to be a bad driver and have no money managment:rotfl:0
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