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Advice on buying second property...
Zulew_uk
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I currently own a property and have 85% equity the property value is 110k. 5his property I intend to rent out.
I am look8ng to save to buy a second property to live in at a value of 85k.
Question is how much ltv would I need to buy the secobd mortgage. Is there any other obstacles I should know of.
Thanks in advance
Lewis
I am look8ng to save to buy a second property to live in at a value of 85k.
Question is how much ltv would I need to buy the secobd mortgage. Is there any other obstacles I should know of.
Thanks in advance
Lewis
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Have you factored in the higher rate of stamp duty on the second purchase? This would be an extra £2550 you'd need to save by my reckoning, on top of any deposit, solicitors fees etc.0
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This suggests you can get BTL mortgages of up to 85% LTV. However, as a first time landlord, you won't get above 80%, and give the low property value, you won't be taking £100k out of it, so won't be getting more than 75% LTV.
Obviously there's the extra stamp duty associated with a 2nd property. You've also got to consider void periods and factor in agency costs (if you use one) for the BTL. Probably remortgage for c.50% LTV on the BTL and use the cash as a substantial deposit for the 2nd place. Problem is that due to the low purchase price of that place, you might not need to borrow very much - possible less than the minimum mortgage amount!0 -
You can get upto 95% on a residential with a let property in the background as long as the new lender considers the let self-financing.I am a mortgage broker. You 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. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0
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Thanks everyone0
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110k sounds a bit low for a good rental if you want to attract the best tenants. Have a look on Rightmove and see how many properties like this one are currently available to let. If there are a lot you will have a lot of voids and trouble finding new tenants.0
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