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How much could we get for mortgage?
richie_greenuk
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Hi guys
We are looking to move and have seen a few places and spoken to a few brokers. The feedback has varied greatly from £95000 - £170000!
Can any brokers give me a rough estimate - I earn £17000 and partner earns £17600. Joint income around £2400 per month. Current loan of £300 per month which will be paid off with equity from current house - after this is gone, we will have no finance, loans or cards.
Thanks
We are looking to move and have seen a few places and spoken to a few brokers. The feedback has varied greatly from £95000 - £170000!
Can any brokers give me a rough estimate - I earn £17000 and partner earns £17600. Joint income around £2400 per month. Current loan of £300 per month which will be paid off with equity from current house - after this is gone, we will have no finance, loans or cards.
Thanks
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On 4 times joint income you could get £138k
You could get more or less than this based on your credit scores, deposit you are putting down and if you have children
You would need to base it the other way round though - i.e. see what you can comfortably afford each month as a mortgage payment and then see what mortgage amount that would equate to
HTHI 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 -
Thanks
We do have a new born baby and our deposit would probably be 5%. As far as I am aware we have good credit scores.
I have worked out we could afford around £900 per month.
Thanks again0
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