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What would you do?
mjmmacro
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Hi
I have got a bit of time on my hands at the moment and have been looking at our current mortgages.
Would you look to improve on the following situation;
We currently have 1 x buy to let mortgage with Santander on a variable rate of 4.24%. The monthly payments are £240.25 on a loan value of £67,995. The property is rented at £600.00 pcm.
We also have a repayment mortgage with Santander, fixed for 2 years at 3.79% on a property for my wife and myself. The repayments are £710.00 per month on a loan value of 120000.
If you do require any more information, just pm me. I look forward to your replies.
Many thanks
I have got a bit of time on my hands at the moment and have been looking at our current mortgages.
Would you look to improve on the following situation;
We currently have 1 x buy to let mortgage with Santander on a variable rate of 4.24%. The monthly payments are £240.25 on a loan value of £67,995. The property is rented at £600.00 pcm.
We also have a repayment mortgage with Santander, fixed for 2 years at 3.79% on a property for my wife and myself. The repayments are £710.00 per month on a loan value of 120000.
If you do require any more information, just pm me. I look forward to your replies.
Many thanks
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I would make sure that the surplus from the rental property is being put to good use.
I would also make a diary note to review your residential mortgage 3 months before the fixed rate ends
otherwise leave as is.
If your bored with all this time on your hands you could look at doing a protection review as its widely expected life insurance and the gang are going to become more expensive next year.I am a Mortgage Adviser
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.0
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