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Mortgage options ?

chez000
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Firstly Ive seen a similar question already tonight but didnt want to hijack the thread, so apologies if im making people repeat themselves.
I dont have a mortgage, and co own my home.
Id like to buy somewhere to rent out.
Im only looking for somewhere cheap max of around £60,000, which where I live is enough for a decent sized 3 bed.
From looking around a mortgage of the size i need would be around £3-350 p.m with a 10 % deposit
I can easily afford £350 p/m as I have no other substantial outgoings i.e as I have no mortgage or rent payments.
So even if the property was empty the mortgage would be no problem
Do I need a BTL mortgage ? or could i just get a regular mortgage with consent to let?
I dont have a mortgage, and co own my home.
Id like to buy somewhere to rent out.
Im only looking for somewhere cheap max of around £60,000, which where I live is enough for a decent sized 3 bed.
From looking around a mortgage of the size i need would be around £3-350 p.m with a 10 % deposit
I can easily afford £350 p/m as I have no other substantial outgoings i.e as I have no mortgage or rent payments.
So even if the property was empty the mortgage would be no problem
Do I need a BTL mortgage ? or could i just get a regular mortgage with consent to let?
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You will need a BTL for a new purchase of a property intending to be let. You cannot apply for a residential mortgage and ask for consent straight away.
You won't get a BTL mortgage with a 10% deposit. Would you consider raising a deposit by refinancing your residential? You say co-owned. Would the co-owner be party to the BTL mortgage too?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 -
You would need a BTL.
10% deposit would be insufficent, at least 20% .0 -
You will need a BTL for a new purchase of a property intending to be let. You cannot apply for a residential mortgage and ask for consent straight away.
I thought that was probably the case, but wanted to check.You won't get a BTL mortgage with a 10% deposit.
I know, the least Ive seen is 25%Would you consider raising a deposit by refinancing your residential? You say co-owned. Would the co-owner be party to the BTL mortgage too?
No they wont, and id rather not refinance, would just prefer to keep everything as separate as possible.
If i need to wait til I have a 25% deposit, then I can wait another 3 months or so to buy somewhere.
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