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vaneeta
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I want to move location (London) and have been offered a better job, but it is a one-year contract job. After this ends I will need to start job hunting for a permanent position.
I need to re-arrange my mortgage to a buy-to-let so I can rent it out or I can commute into London.
Will I be allowed a buy-to-let mortgage if I don;t have a permanent job? Also, would I be allowed to continue with my residential mortgage, if I decided to commute into London.
My mortgage agreement expires in October and after I will need to re-arrange it. The job starts in February and ends in December. . When I bought the house I already had 25% of the deposit. Will this factor into it.
Should I reconsider this temporary job and stick to my secure and permanent job?
Thank you in advance for all advice.
I need to re-arrange my mortgage to a buy-to-let so I can rent it out or I can commute into London.
Will I be allowed a buy-to-let mortgage if I don;t have a permanent job? Also, would I be allowed to continue with my residential mortgage, if I decided to commute into London.
My mortgage agreement expires in October and after I will need to re-arrange it. The job starts in February and ends in December. . When I bought the house I already had 25% of the deposit. Will this factor into it.
Should I reconsider this temporary job and stick to my secure and permanent job?
Thank you in advance for all advice.
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You may be better asking the lender for consent to let. This may incur a loading to your interest rate but may well be cheaper than getting a new Buy to Let mortgage, especially when you consider fees to come out of current and enter a new mortgage.
Where is the property located?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 -
The property is located in Medway. I got the residential mortgage on a two year fixed contract, which ends in October 2013. I am thinking I will need to re-negotiate the mortgage in October anyway and therefore to change the lender.0
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i think what I want to know is whether i would be allowed to change my mortgage to a buy-to-let, even if I don't have a secure job. Will any bank lend to me?0
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The majority of lenders now require a borrower to hold a residential mortgage as well as a BTL one.0
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