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Constant to let interview
wacko2k
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I'm planning to rent out my property which is currently on a residential mortgage with Skipton. I called to arrange consent to let and they have said I will need a telephone interview first which can't take place until next week.
Does anyone know what they will want to cover on the call? I understand they will increase the interest rate by 1% and charge £100.
I have a letting agent valuation well above 125% of the mortgage payments.
I'd like to get the property advertised this week. Is that a bit risky? I hope there will be no issues with the consent to let.
Does anyone know what they will want to cover on the call? I understand they will increase the interest rate by 1% and charge £100.
I have a letting agent valuation well above 125% of the mortgage payments.
I'd like to get the property advertised this week. Is that a bit risky? I hope there will be no issues with the consent to let.
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I'm planning to rent out my property which is currently on a residential mortgage with Skipton. I called to arrange constant to let and they have said I will need a telephone interview first which can't take place until next week.
Does anyone know what they will want to cover on the call? I understand they will increase the interest rate by 1% and charge £100.
I have a letting agent valuation well above 125% of the mortgage payments.
I'd like to get the property advertised this week. Is that a bit risky? I hope there will be no issues with the content to let.
No problems at all in advertising it. You'll need your consent to let in place before you agree for a tenant to move in but you can advertise now.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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Title is confusing, presume you mean Consent to let..0
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Thrugelmir wrote: »Skipton will use a generic calculation that won't be related to your current mortgage product.
Do you mean they will do the 6% x 125% calculation?
If so it also works out fine on that too.0
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