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BTL Stress test affordability
Dunmore
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I have spent a good while researching this but cannot get a definitive answer.
I want to remortage a currently let BTL property for £195k.
Current property value is 260k and rental income is £850pm
I fail the 5% affordability stress test at 125% of rental income by quite a bit. Are there lenders who will consider both rental and salaried income or is it always one or the other?
thanks in advance.
I want to remortage a currently let BTL property for £195k.
Current property value is 260k and rental income is £850pm
I fail the 5% affordability stress test at 125% of rental income by quite a bit. Are there lenders who will consider both rental and salaried income or is it always one or the other?
thanks in advance.
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This week there's a new statement of practice by lenders ( not regulatory guidance). Though in 2016 some BTL lending will fall under the jurisdication of the FCA.
Lenders will set internally their own policy with regards to:
"Responsible lending (how affordability is assessed, taking into account the rental income from the property and prudently allowing – by stress-testing – for rental voids or increases in mortgage interest rates)"
So you may find it more difficult than in the past.0 -
Yes there areI 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 -
Thank you both for your replies. I am now looking at the second charge loan route also. Does anyone know if Chelsea permit this on their buy to lets. I rang them and they couldn't answer my question
and told me someone would call on Monday. I believe some lenders do, some don't.
Does anyone know The Chelsea's policy?0
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