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Have two mortgages and current deals are ending - Nationwide
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Bobby_Peel
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Hi all,
I remortgaged once so I currently have two mortgages with Nationwide:
I let my property out so 1% is applied to my mortgages.
There proposed new deal is:
My house is worth £200,000.
Is there any way I can calculate new deals as most calculators I'm using seem to only give the option of one mortgage etc
Thanks
I remortgaged once so I currently have two mortgages with Nationwide:
Current Deal | 3.09% | 3.09% |
Monthly Amount | £432.43 | £141.28 |
Total Monthly Amount | £573.71 | |
Outstanding Total | £78,089.72 | £25,512.12 |
Total Outstanding | £103,601.84 |
I let my property out so 1% is applied to my mortgages.
There proposed new deal is:
Proposed Deal | 4.59% | 4.59% |
Monthly Amount | £493.42 | £161.20 |
Total Monthly Amount | £654.62 |
My house is worth £200,000.
Is there any way I can calculate new deals as most calculators I'm using seem to only give the option of one mortgage etc
Thanks
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Just chatted online to a Nationwide employee and noticed it states:
Switch your mortgage deal
Get a new deal that's right for you.Our records indicate the property is currently let out, which makes it ineligible for switching.
I just asked could I change to any deal and the employee stated:
Yes, that would be correct. When letting your property it's not possible to change deals
So even though nothing has changed, I can't change deals and will have to pay £80 extra each month?!0 -
You have one mortgage with two sub accounts.Have you considered remortgaging to another more buy to let friendly lender?1
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You could speak to a BTL mortgage brokers and see what deals they can find for your circumstances.
Most BTL mortgage deals are broker only.
You can then go Interest only1 -
Bobby_Peel said:Hi all,
I remortgaged once so I currently have two mortgages with Nationwide:Current Deal 3.09% 3.09% Monthly Amount £432.43 £141.28 Total Monthly Amount £573.71 Outstanding Total £78,089.72 £25,512.12 Total Outstanding £103,601.84
I let my property out so 1% is applied to my mortgages.
There proposed new deal is:Proposed Deal 4.59% 4.59% Monthly Amount £493.42 £161.20 Total Monthly Amount £654.62
My house is worth £200,000.
Is there any way I can calculate new deals as most calculators I'm using seem to only give the option of one mortgage etc
Thanks
Should be looking at rates closer to 2%1 -
Edi81 said:You have one mortgage with two sub accounts.Have you considered remortgaging to another more buy to let friendly lender?0
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dimbo61 said:You could speak to a BTL mortgage brokers and see what deals they can find for your circumstances.
Most BTL mortgage deals are broker only.
You can then go Interest only
if I go interest only though, I won’t be paying off my actual mortgage on my house though will I?0
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