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Mortgage on a new build
Arf
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hi all,
I'm looking to purchase a property for around 230k, at present i'm on a joint mortgage which will be payed off and re mortgaged with the single person only.. (within next few days)
I'm looking for a 75% LTV (have had a mortgage in princip), but wanted to know would i need to put down any deposits with the developers building the house(s)?
i.e would i have to pay 5% up front (the the developers), then 218500 from my bank/my deposit? if so would that be 25% off 218500? ... or would the bank know its worth x and i've paid y (to the prop dev) so i can still get z %?
what im basically trying to understand is:
230k X 25% is 57500...
but say the developer wants 11500... will i then have to get 218500 X 25% = £54625, thats like 66125...... (11500+54625). :eek:
Cheers
I'm looking to purchase a property for around 230k, at present i'm on a joint mortgage which will be payed off and re mortgaged with the single person only.. (within next few days)
I'm looking for a 75% LTV (have had a mortgage in princip), but wanted to know would i need to put down any deposits with the developers building the house(s)?
i.e would i have to pay 5% up front (the the developers), then 218500 from my bank/my deposit? if so would that be 25% off 218500? ... or would the bank know its worth x and i've paid y (to the prop dev) so i can still get z %?
what im basically trying to understand is:
230k X 25% is 57500...
but say the developer wants 11500... will i then have to get 218500 X 25% = £54625, thats like 66125...... (11500+54625). :eek:
Cheers
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You pay a reservation fee to the developer, normally no more than £1,000 and this comes off the price of the property at completion.
You'll be expected to pay a deposit of 10% of the purchase price to your solicitor in advance of exchange f contracts, with the remainder due just before you complete, together with the legal fees and stamp duty.
For example, if you purchase for £230,000, you'll pay;-
10% - £23,000 ready for exchange
15% - £34,500 ready for completion, plus solicitor's costs and stamp duty.I am a mortgage broker. 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. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0
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