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Mortgage Advice please
PierremontQuaker03
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Hi,
just after a bit of advice:
I owe 30k on my mortgage, my house value is approx 130k in the current climate. I have 20k of savings and possibly will clear my mortgage next year, and I earn 40k per year.
I have seen another house I am interested in for 170k, but would require 20-30k spending on it, but then I would imagine that the house then would be worth 220k.
However, if I did purchase this new house I would not want to live in it while the work is being done, I would live in my current home, I suspect the work would take one year to complete. Then at the end of the rennovation I would either move into it, then rent out my current home, or rent that house out or sell it.
I am just wondering if there would be a way of financing it, say on an interest only mortgage just for a year to keep repayments down, then I would probably have to move to a BTL mortgage.....
Or would the best idea just to wait until my current mortgage is paid off,then I reduce the risk, then I could live in my current property with no mortgage but then buy a new house to do up.
I know I will have to speak to an independant mortgage adviser, but dont want to commit to things at this stage, just after some ideas.
just after a bit of advice:
I owe 30k on my mortgage, my house value is approx 130k in the current climate. I have 20k of savings and possibly will clear my mortgage next year, and I earn 40k per year.
I have seen another house I am interested in for 170k, but would require 20-30k spending on it, but then I would imagine that the house then would be worth 220k.
However, if I did purchase this new house I would not want to live in it while the work is being done, I would live in my current home, I suspect the work would take one year to complete. Then at the end of the rennovation I would either move into it, then rent out my current home, or rent that house out or sell it.
I am just wondering if there would be a way of financing it, say on an interest only mortgage just for a year to keep repayments down, then I would probably have to move to a BTL mortgage.....
Or would the best idea just to wait until my current mortgage is paid off,then I reduce the risk, then I could live in my current property with no mortgage but then buy a new house to do up.
I know I will have to speak to an independant mortgage adviser, but dont want to commit to things at this stage, just after some ideas.
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Lenders are not doing IO mortgage in many cases unless you have a 30/50% deposit. Nationwide have now stopped all Interest Only mortgages and they are a BIG lender.
You have a lot of equity in your current home BUT you can not get this equity out unless you sell.
You cant have a BTL and live in the property.
Your best bet is to sell your current place and buy the new property with a good deposit but keep some of the equity you have at the moment and use that to complete the refubishment in 3/6 months while living either with family or a caravan on site !!
Please do not think that putting a new kitchen/bathroom/rewire will add value to a property in the current climate0 -
Lenders are not doing IO mortgage in many cases unless you have a 30/50% deposit. Nationwide have now stopped all Interest Only mortgages and they are a BIG lender.
You have a lot of equity in your current home BUT you can not get this equity out unless you sell.
You cant have a BTL and live in the property.
Your best bet is to sell your current place and buy the new property with a good deposit but keep some of the equity you have at the moment and use that to complete the refubishment in 3/6 months while living either with family or a caravan on site !!
Please do not think that putting a new kitchen/bathroom/rewire will add value to a property in the current climate
Surely you can - it's called a remortgage.0
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