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Getting a Second Mortgage
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By the way - a lot of BTL lenders wont like property of this value or lending of this size.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 -
Thanks for the further comments. Certainly lots of ideas.
Couldn't see anything with HSBC re £50k earnings, mine are certainly not in that region!
I'm thinking of holding on for a while, as this time next year I will have a further 8k available so with some more strict savings I may be able to get away with borrowing a lot less
(I was hoping to use this to improve whatever property I may buy - similar to what I did when I first purchased....with 100% mortgage - remember those?!)
thanks again for the help - as you said, I'm surprised that HSBC didn't suggest something like this. Perhaps they don't come across situations such as this very often in the local branches (lichfield)0 -
just a quick update - I went to the local HSBC Branch yesterday with the suggestions given here, and it could be possible.....
I would need to convert the existing consent to let across to a proper BTL, then take out a homeowner loan for the difference (I could not remortgage to the full amount on its own with HSBC). Then I could apply for a normal residential HSBC mortgage using the deposit from the BTL.
However, they did tell me that any one of these stages could be refused, depending on my criteria - being self employed certainly doesn't help, but they are apparently changing some of the terms of their own BTL's soon, making the £50k salary much less.
I also need two years books (which I will have soon), but they will also consider previous P60's from when I was employed. So in theory, it's all possible! Thanks for the advice given by all here, it could make a real difference!0
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