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Consolidation on to new mortgage
Harrogate83
Posts: 3 Newbie
Advice needed:
I bought my first house almost 2 years ago, my fixed rate mortgage is up in April.
Since doing work etc to the house it has increased in value from £70k to £90k.
I took out a loan and have spent on credit cards which has put a huge strain on my finances to get the house completed.
(Being a novice)What is the best way to consolidate the outstanding debts with my mortgage when I start to look for a new mortgage in April?
Many thanks
I bought my first house almost 2 years ago, my fixed rate mortgage is up in April.
Since doing work etc to the house it has increased in value from £70k to £90k.
I took out a loan and have spent on credit cards which has put a huge strain on my finances to get the house completed.
(Being a novice)What is the best way to consolidate the outstanding debts with my mortgage when I start to look for a new mortgage in April?
Many thanks
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How much is your mortgage and what have you done to add 30% to the value?0
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My mortgage was for 64k and the house was a wreck. Have done everything, electrics central heating all new bathroom damp proofing. What it would sell for now is based on what other houses have sold for in same street.0
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Harrogate83 wrote: »My mortgage was for 64k and the house was a wreck.
You wouldn't have obtained a mortgage if it were.
In general lenders aren't keen on debt consolidation. Don't expect to recoup all of your expenditure either. £20k seems a huge amount on a house that was bought for £64k.0 -
I bought for 71k so my mortgage was approx 64k as it was 10% deposit since I bought the house very house of the same size in the street has sold for between 89-96k.
I know I'm not making money and will probably just cover my expenditure but I'm looking for best way to remortgage as with the salary I have I am able to get mortgage for quite a bit more than I did when I bought the house 2 years ago0
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