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Can income from rental property be used to fund a mortgage?
lestergun
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Hi,
Wonder if someone can help...
Large(ish) house is owned outright and using similar properties on Rightmove.co.uk for guidance, could be rented for ~£1,400pm.
There's a small flat for sale next door.
Could I let the house and use the income to fund a mortgage on the flat (which I'd live in)?
The monthly mortgage payments would be ~£370.
Currently unemployed. Would this exclude me from getting a mortgage?
Anything else to consider?
Thanks
Wonder if someone can help...
Large(ish) house is owned outright and using similar properties on Rightmove.co.uk for guidance, could be rented for ~£1,400pm.
There's a small flat for sale next door.
Could I let the house and use the income to fund a mortgage on the flat (which I'd live in)?
The monthly mortgage payments would be ~£370.
Currently unemployed. Would this exclude me from getting a mortgage?
Anything else to consider?
Thanks
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Hi,
Wonder if someone can help...
Large(ish) house is owned outright and using similar properties on Rightmove.co.uk for guidance, could be rented for ~£1,400pm.
There's a small flat for sale next door.
Could I let the house and use the income to fund a mortgage on the flat (which I'd live in)?
The monthly mortgage payments would be ~£370.
Currently unemployed. Would this exclude me from getting a mortgage?
Anything else to consider?
Thanks
Your looking at a BTL mortgage.
However since your unemployed and haven't received any salary, you won't be able to get a mortgage unless you have proven forms of income.
Do you have a mortgage on your first house?
Becoming a landlord in itself is a pain and comes a lot of rules and legislations which you must adhere to. You could get an Estate Agent to do this for you. I am not sure how they pay you the rent, either through self assessment declaration, paye or through a limited company.
The second thing is 1400 a month which is about 16800 a year gross, will this be enough to buy the flat next door. Depends what's it's worth I suppose, but most likely no. The multiplier of income is usually 3.5-4.0, sometimes 4.5 if you fit the bill.
Then comes the deposit, do you have any at all?
Maybe best to rent a room or two out and accrue a deposit and look into this option again later. Much later.
Where did you get the figure of 375 a month from? the lowest interest mortgage?"It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
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