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Finance for Land/Stables Purchase

Hi,

I am sooooooo excited!!! :j:j:j

For 9 years I've been looking for land to come up in a certain area for equine use and it never has. There have been the odd yard come up further afield but it's not been near enough. Land has come up!!! Purchase price is £80k

I currently have £20k in savings with another £20k due when house sale goes through in next 3 weeks (although until it's in the bank it's obviously not guaranteed - but everything definitely moving in right position with buyer and completion iminent).

So how do I secure the other £40k??? I'm self employed and accounts for 15/16 tax year aren't in yet. Although when they do, should reflect a profit of approx £22k. My credit rating is excellent ... can I get a personal mortgage on a stable block and 4 acres??

Any advice / experience greatly appreciated.

Thank you x
:j:j DEBT FREE AFTER 14 YEARS!!! :j:j
[STRIKE]BUYING [/STRIKE] BOUGHT LAND [STRIKE]SOON [/STRIKE]#dreamscomingtrue:cool:
*Edit* Land Bought woop woop!! £35k loan got to fund purchase. 5/9/16 - £37,050.32 (inc interest)

Comments

  • Ozzuk
    Ozzuk Posts: 1,884 Forumite
    Eighth Anniversary 1,000 Posts
    You won't be able to get a standard 'off the shelf' mortage, and you also likely can't get a commercial mortgage. You may be able to get a land mortgage from a specialist lender. You likely need to borrow too much to come under a personal loan.

    Google should point you in the right direction. Maybe call the NFU.
  • theGrinch
    theGrinch Posts: 3,133 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts
    I second looking at the NFU for finance
    "enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb
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