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Buying out ex wife
juwelkeeper
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Hi
Basically my house is worth £145000 there is £38000 left to pay on the mortgage so £110000 equity in the house.
I have to pay her £60000 meaning i need a mortgage of £98000 .
I went to a broker who told me i should be ok he phoned me a few days later saying he was struggling to get me the mortgage and heard no more from him since about 3 weeks ago not the sort of service i was hoping for even if he just rang me to let me know what the score was.
I earn £21000 a year and aged 50 what hope do i have of getting a mortgage for £98000 could i go down the interest only route.
Basically my house is worth £145000 there is £38000 left to pay on the mortgage so £110000 equity in the house.
I have to pay her £60000 meaning i need a mortgage of £98000 .
I went to a broker who told me i should be ok he phoned me a few days later saying he was struggling to get me the mortgage and heard no more from him since about 3 weeks ago not the sort of service i was hoping for even if he just rang me to let me know what the score was.
I earn £21000 a year and aged 50 what hope do i have of getting a mortgage for £98000 could i go down the interest only route.
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juwelkeeper wrote: »I earn £21000 a year and aged 50 what hope do i have of getting a mortgage for £98000 could i go down the interest only route.
You'll struggle on that income.
To switch to interest only you'll need a repayment vehicle. Consider downsizing perhaps. With a limited number of years until retirement your ability to repay is curtailed.0 -
Yeah im guessing its going to be tight. My only over hope is getting my partner to come in on the mortgage but she was declared bankrupt about 5 years ago after her ex husband gambled there house away hence why i tried to get the mortgage in my name only.
Thrugelmir what sort of figure do you think i could borrow on my wages as my over option is to pay her as much as i can and then pay her the rest when i sell the house next year in the hope that house prices will have risen and made me a little profit .0 -
You should speak to a broker if your partner is willing/able to go on the mortgage. Bankruptcy marker will be removed after 6 years. Also, if she has been discharged there are people who may lend.0
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