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Increasing Mortgage

This is a quick question and I realise it may not be possible to do but I felt it was worth exploring the option. I have a buy to let property bought for £62,1000 and valued at £100,000. There is £39k left on the mortgage at a rate of 3.29%.


My residential property is on a rate of 4.69% for a mortgage of 65,000.


Could I increase mortgage one to make overpayments on mortgage two within the allowed limit?

Buy to Let

Bought - £62100, current value £100,000.

Outstanding Mortgage - £39300.

Rate – 3.29%

End of Current Term – 30.06.2020.

End of Overall Term – 30.03.2031.

Rental Income - £423 per month.

Expenses - £950 annually (Tax/Insurance)


Residential Mortgage 1


Bought - £84000, current value £90,000.

Outstanding Mortgage - £65700.

Rate – 4.69%

End of Current Term – 28.02.2019.

End of Overall Term – 30.09.2039.

Room Rented - £250 per month

Expenses - £550 annually (Tax/Insurance)
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