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Using extra facility on offset mortgage to finance a buy-to-let purchase
edtheshred
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I have extra borrowing available on the offset mortgage for our family home that I'd like to use to help finance a buy-to-let property.
The money is available to me now with a phone call but I will need to provide the bank with the reason for needing the extra funds (usually home improvements etc.).
Simple question: Is financing the purchase of another property for buy-to-let a legitimate reason for the additional borrowing against my current property? i.e. Will the bank refuse to lend me the extra money for this purpose?
The money is available to me now with a phone call but I will need to provide the bank with the reason for needing the extra funds (usually home improvements etc.).
Simple question: Is financing the purchase of another property for buy-to-let a legitimate reason for the additional borrowing against my current property? i.e. Will the bank refuse to lend me the extra money for this purpose?
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Will the new lender accept the source of the deposit as well?
Borrowers leveraging with debt would a major concern to the majority of underwriters when considering applications.0 -
There isn't another lender. I have a large cash deposit and the additional borrowing on my own property would be the balance. No new mortgage required.0
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They should be Ok with it within certain loan to value limits.
Ask them.I am a Mortgage Broker
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Broker, 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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