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Buy to let remortgage query
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Hi I purchased a property approximately two years ago that needed a lot of work doing. Funded through small amount of savings and rest as a loan from parents and family. No mortgage was taken out. I've spent the last year renovating the property and getting up to a good standard. Value has also increased a little since I purchased it.
Initially I was going to live in the property but due to my Job circumstances changing I am going to move back in with parents for the next two years (job is a five minute walk from there house)
Now I don't want to sell the property it let it out, if also like to release some equity from it to pay of my loans to friends and family.
Would I get a buy to let remortgage? Earning a decent start no credit issues and no real debts apart from a car which is around 6k.
Would I be eligible for a buy to let on this property seen as it is my sole property ?
Thanks
Initially I was going to live in the property but due to my Job circumstances changing I am going to move back in with parents for the next two years (job is a five minute walk from there house)
Now I don't want to sell the property it let it out, if also like to release some equity from it to pay of my loans to friends and family.
Would I get a buy to let remortgage? Earning a decent start no credit issues and no real debts apart from a car which is around 6k.
Would I be eligible for a buy to let on this property seen as it is my sole property ?
Thanks
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Hi, I'm not expert but in a similar position and finding the minimum LTV to get a BTL mortgage is 75%.0
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Max mortgage is usually lower of 75%, or the amount covered by rent = 125% of monthly mortgage interest assuming abut 6% per annum.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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Hi ltv isn't an issue as if probably only borrow 50 percent. Question is I called Virgin yesterday for a quote who said I wasn't eligible as I havent owned and lived in my own house for 6 months so buy to let I don't need criteria.
Which I don't get as I've owned this propert for 2 years! It's just mortgage free at present and now due to change in circumstances rather then live in it I wish to let it out!0
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