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second time buyer help with figures
katie4
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We bought our house for 66k (remaining mortgage balance currently £54000)
say we sold for 85k and wish to buy property for 120k -
How would things work in relation to deposit, porting (how much would additional borrowing be)
apologies if this is a really dull question its all confusing me at the moment ( mortgage company mon bs said we can port) my other query is about that we are stuck in 5yr fix with 4 remaining would it be better to port or sell and pay off mortgage with them and obtain new one?
Thanks
say we sold for 85k and wish to buy property for 120k -
How would things work in relation to deposit, porting (how much would additional borrowing be)
apologies if this is a really dull question its all confusing me at the moment ( mortgage company mon bs said we can port) my other query is about that we are stuck in 5yr fix with 4 remaining would it be better to port or sell and pay off mortgage with them and obtain new one?
Thanks
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You went for a five year fix (paying higher rates) and then want to get out after one year? What kind of careless flibbetygibbet are you?

If you sold for £85k and bought for £120k my NASA grade supercomputer ran for hours and then worked out you'd need to borrow £35k more*, plus extras such as stamp duty, solicitors fees additional mortgage fees yada yada yada.
So you'd need an additional mortgage of say £40k
Hopefully maths is not involved in your job ?
Whether its better to port or not depends, errm, on the maths of the ERC and the new mortgage rate. Oh dear.
You most likely wont be asked for a full 10% deposit, the deposit paid to you being passed up the chain but if you were you'd need to find the difference between 10% of 88k paiud to you (clue, thats £8,800) and 10% of £120k (clue, thats £12k). I'll leave you to try to work out what that is :-)
* yes thats 120-85 !0
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