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Borrowing more on top of existing mortgage

jchannon
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We have a mortgage with Nationwide and want to do some building work so are looking at adding more to our mortgage.
I have an agreement in principle for the amount we want to borrow via their website but it seems to be showing that I have to take a new mortgage for the amount not just add the amount to our existing mortgage. This would mean 2 mortgages.
Is that correct? Can I not just add the amount onto the existing mortgage?
Thanks
I have an agreement in principle for the amount we want to borrow via their website but it seems to be showing that I have to take a new mortgage for the amount not just add the amount to our existing mortgage. This would mean 2 mortgages.
Is that correct? Can I not just add the amount onto the existing mortgage?
Thanks
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You'll have two sub accounts i.e. 2 loans. The term mortgage actually relates to the legal charge placed on the property to secure the debt.0
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Yes so I have to keep track of when the terms of initial rates end etc twice!?0
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I assume that would mean taking out a new mortgage in the scenario of making 2 go into 1 though?0
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