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Mortgage/Redemption fee
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markharriers
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Hello i hope someone can give me some advice please.
My partner and I are looking at buying a house together but currently both have our own existing mortgages with redemption fees, I would be greatfull of any advice given so we avoid paying both redemption fees.
Thank you for any advice given in advance.
My partner and I are looking at buying a house together but currently both have our own existing mortgages with redemption fees, I would be greatfull of any advice given so we avoid paying both redemption fees.
Thank you for any advice given in advance.
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Are either of the existing mortgages portable? If so that would/ could mitigate the redemption fee on one of the mortgages.0
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Which lender are you with?
How long left before the penalties expire?
Are you selling both properties to fund the new purchase?0 -
Factor in that paying the fee may open up the chance of a better deal. If you port, will the value ported be enough or will you need a second mortgage. If you’ll need more, be aware that’s likely to be a second account (which means you have to have the same provider)0
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Deleted_User wrote: »Which lender are you with?
How long left before the penalties expire?
Are you selling both properties to fund the new purchase?
Thank you for your help, i am currently with first direct and yes i have equity in my house also i have 3 years left to go on my fixed deal. My partner has 2 years left to run on her fixed and also has equity in her house.0 -
Was thinking it might be possible to port both if they were both with the same lender but I have just checked with HSBC (who have same policy as First Direct on most things) and they said it isnt possible.
Its just going to be a case of factoring in paying at least one of these fees in your moving costs. Perhaps check the rest of the market to see if a better deal can be found than your current ones.0
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