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Chances of securing a re-mortgage with large debt?
horsepills
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Any advice would be appreciated.
We currently have a mortgage on our current home, but would like to move to a slightly more expensive property.
Our credit rating is good, and we have a reasonable combined income of around £63k. We are likely to have a deposit of around £35-40k and would be looking to borrow around £130k over 22 years...(cost of the house is £165k - deposit of £35k).
Trouble is - we have a very large debt - around £38,000 in two loans & a 0% credit card.
Whilst we have been able to make payments on our debt without late payments, penalties, etc... we are worried how this would affect our chances of securing a new mortgage. Could anyone offer any help?
If we have zero chance, then we will have to look at renting. I just don't want to go through all of the hassle of preparing for a mortgage application/discussing all of our finances with a broker, etc... if it's going to be a waste of time.
Thanks in advance for any guidance
We currently have a mortgage on our current home, but would like to move to a slightly more expensive property.
Our credit rating is good, and we have a reasonable combined income of around £63k. We are likely to have a deposit of around £35-40k and would be looking to borrow around £130k over 22 years...(cost of the house is £165k - deposit of £35k).
Trouble is - we have a very large debt - around £38,000 in two loans & a 0% credit card.
Whilst we have been able to make payments on our debt without late payments, penalties, etc... we are worried how this would affect our chances of securing a new mortgage. Could anyone offer any help?
If we have zero chance, then we will have to look at renting. I just don't want to go through all of the hassle of preparing for a mortgage application/discussing all of our finances with a broker, etc... if it's going to be a waste of time.
Thanks in advance for any guidance
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Not that the answer will alter the outcome but is it a remortgage or a purchase? Your thread title says remortgage but your post appears to be a purchase.
In any case, there are lenders where it would be an automaitc decline, but there are also lenders who will do it at normal rates. It is a case of checking lenders who have debt to income ratios in the background.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
Thanks - to clarify, it's purchase of a different house0
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