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Mortgage a owned property

Hi all,

I currently own a flat worth when last valued in march £71k. I completely own this property and have it rented out atm for £550pm, (I bought with compensation claim).

My current situation is I am 26 years old I have a 3 defaults all older than 3 years. I currently earn £14k a year plus my rental.

I would like to get some money out my flat £35k to be precise I have researched and I would need to mortgage the flat, I want to use this £35k to then fund a deposit for another property worth £125k. The new property is going to be a buy to let as well.

My question is has anyone any experience with this and can advise what the best way to tackle this would be?
I understand I will have 2 mortgages but I am wondering if it will be difficult because of my defaults and low income or will it be fine as it will be a BTL mortgage?

I think that's everything, thanks in advance for your help

Comments

  • Thrugelmir
    Thrugelmir Posts: 89,546 Forumite
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    Affordability will be the key. As you'll need to evidence the fact that you can afford to live and potentially service £125k of debt. If you have no rental income coming in.
  • Thanks for your reply.

    Would it be easy to obtain the 2 mortgages at the same time? As I have seen a house and will need to mortgage my flat to get the £35k deposit then take a mortgage out on the house using the 35k deposit.
  • Caz3121
    Caz3121 Posts: 15,878 Forumite
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    you would probably be best speaking to a broker as there are a couple of issues that will reduce the number of potential lenders (aside from the defaults)
    1) minimum income requirements - many have a minimum income for BTL of £25k
    2) BTL mortgage if you do not own residential property (it is not clear from your post where you live/plan to live)
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