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Mortgage With No Income
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I currently work abroad.
Returning to uk in October.
Paid in foreign currency and pay tax in EU country.
Mortgage free property in uk worth £440,000 ish
Savings £173,000
Redundancy in October and payout of £70,000 after tax.
Want to buy a second property in next two months worth £170,000.
Plan to move house downsize in Feb 2017 ish and release £60,000.
So to plug gap between buying second property , redundancy payout and downsize, I need to borrow approx £50,000.
This is to cover various expenses when I return to uk.
Is it possible to borrow money with no uk income, but just based on uk assett worth ?
Ps age 53
Returning to uk in October.
Paid in foreign currency and pay tax in EU country.
Mortgage free property in uk worth £440,000 ish
Savings £173,000
Redundancy in October and payout of £70,000 after tax.
Want to buy a second property in next two months worth £170,000.
Plan to move house downsize in Feb 2017 ish and release £60,000.
So to plug gap between buying second property , redundancy payout and downsize, I need to borrow approx £50,000.
This is to cover various expenses when I return to uk.
Is it possible to borrow money with no uk income, but just based on uk assett worth ?
Ps age 53
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This isn't going to happen.
No lender will be able to prove affordability on an income of £0.
Also what you are looking for is bridging finance and again a mortgage lender is not going to be interested in that.
I haven't dealt with bridging finance for about 7 years so wouldn't know if it is possible for your situation. There will probably be someone along soon who deals with bridging more regularly who can answer that one.0 -
You could try a p2p lender that specialises in bridging finance based on equity in a property, there are a few.0
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AnotherJoe wrote: »You could try a p2p lender that specialises in bridging finance based on equity in a property, there are a few.
Ok I will look into that option.
The loan/bridging finance would only have to be for 3 to 4 months max.0
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