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Santander Additional Borrowing
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flamingblade
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Hi all
I'm looking to get some additional borrowing on my existing santander mortgage in order to do some works to my house.
Does anyone know the process for this?
I re-mortgaged with them last year (I stayed with them) and they did not go through a credit check or anything, they just asked some questions and processed the remortgage. It was painless!
Thanks
FB
I'm looking to get some additional borrowing on my existing santander mortgage in order to do some works to my house.
Does anyone know the process for this?
- Will they go through a full mortgage-style application where they go through all my expenses etc?
- Will there be a house survey to determine it's value?
I re-mortgaged with them last year (I stayed with them) and they did not go through a credit check or anything, they just asked some questions and processed the remortgage. It was painless!
Thanks
FB
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In answer to your questions yes. New borrowing, new application. Procedures to be followed.
Switching product with an existing lender is not remortgaging. This requires no checks.0 -
Thanks for the quick response!
Their website says that they can lend up to 85% of the value. Does anyone know if this will this require a survey and will I have to pay for it?0 -
When I borrowed more with Santander I accepted their desktop valuation of the property (which was slightly less than I thought) but enough for me to borrow what I needed without going over the limit for additional borrowing.
All I then needed to do was upload proof of income (copy payslips)0 -
flamingblade wrote: »
Their website says that they can lend up to 85% of the value. Does anyone know if this will this require a survey and will I have to pay for it?
Depends how close you are to the threshold. If the lender considers there to be more than sufficient equity probably not.0 -
I see, thanks all!0
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