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Re mortgaging when made profit on house
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We bought our house
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It will remain the same but your LTV ratio will decrease1
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Why would it go down? You can make it go down, if you can afford to. Or make it go up.
Assuming it's a repayment mortgage, the mortgage balance will be going down every month anyway. But I'm guessing that's not what you mean.0 -
What an odd post. What is your question?c_j_mc said:We bought our house0 -
If you took a mortgage payment holiday then this may impact on what is offered to you in the future.0
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They were worried about it being a stupid question, and then deleted it when they realised it was...foxy-stoat said:
What an odd post. What is your question?c_j_mc said:We bought our house0
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