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Retireby40
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Anybody heard or used this lending company. Looking into releasing equity and this company was suggested to me by a "sourcer".
Any ideas if it's legit or any reveiws/experiences.
Any ideas if it's legit or any reveiws/experiences.
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In my opinion, equity release if often the last resort of the desperate. In many cases it is not a suitable product. As you sure that this is a route you want to go down?1
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Not really. A small loan would be fine. Basically I own a property outright worth 135k. I'm looking at buying another property either at home or abroad and was looking a loan of 30-40k.MEM62 said:In my opinion, equity release if often the last resort of the desperate. In many cases it is not a suitable product. As you sure that this is a route you want to go down?0 -
You won't get an unsecured personal loan for that amount, but would an ordinary mortgage not be suitable? Far cheaper in the long run than equity release.Retireby40 said:
Not really. A small loan would be fine. Basically I own a property outright worth 135k. I'm looking at buying another property either at home or abroad and was looking a loan of 30-40k.MEM62 said:In my opinion, equity release if often the last resort of the desperate. In many cases it is not a suitable product. As you sure that this is a route you want to go down?
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Can't get a mortgage in the UK as I am a non UK resident now. Hard to get a mortgage in my current country as I don't have the house here as leverage.Ebe_Scrooge said:
You won't get an unsecured personal loan for that amount, but would an ordinary mortgage not be suitable? Far cheaper in the long run than equity release.Retireby40 said:
Not really. A small loan would be fine. Basically I own a property outright worth 135k. I'm looking at buying another property either at home or abroad and was looking a loan of 30-40k.MEM62 said:In my opinion, equity release if often the last resort of the desperate. In many cases it is not a suitable product. As you sure that this is a route you want to go down?
Plus I'd prefer to buy in the UK where houses are cheaper yet rents are more expensive.
My idea was release or get a loan against the house for say 40k. Added to my savings I could buy a house outright for around 80k. No mortgage just have to repay the 40k loan.
Might just sit on my hands and save for another 12 months and assess then0 -
Equity release is a form of mortgage. Therefore if you are unable to get a normal repayment mortgage, you may not qualify for equity release. The issue with equity release is that payments are suspended and interest compounds. Therefore, over time, they are incredibly expensive.
I would interested to know where you live if houses are more expensive than the UK yet rents are cheaper.Retireby40 said:
Plus I'd prefer to buy in the UK where houses are cheaper yet rents are more expensive.Ebe_Scrooge said:
You won't get an unsecured personal loan for that amount, but would an ordinary mortgage not be suitable? Far cheaper in the long run than equity release.Retireby40 said:
Not really. A small loan would be fine. Basically I own a property outright worth 135k. I'm looking at buying another property either at home or abroad and was looking a loan of 30-40k.MEM62 said:In my opinion, equity release if often the last resort of the desperate. In many cases it is not a suitable product. As you sure that this is a route you want to go down?0 -
I live in a part of Spain were a £120k apartment (2 bedroom) rents for £475 a month.MEM62 said:Equity release is a form of mortgage. Therefore if you are unable to get a normal repayment mortgage, you may not qualify for equity release. The issue with equity release is that payments are suspended and interest compounds. Therefore, over time, they are incredibly expensive.
I would interested to know where you live if houses are more expensive than the UK yet rents are cheaper.Retireby40 said:
Plus I'd prefer to buy in the UK where houses are cheaper yet rents are more expensive.Ebe_Scrooge said:
You won't get an unsecured personal loan for that amount, but would an ordinary mortgage not be suitable? Far cheaper in the long run than equity release.Retireby40 said:
Not really. A small loan would be fine. Basically I own a property outright worth 135k. I'm looking at buying another property either at home or abroad and was looking a loan of 30-40k.MEM62 said:In my opinion, equity release if often the last resort of the desperate. In many cases it is not a suitable product. As you sure that this is a route you want to go down?
The same value of house in my home town in the UK rents for around £625-650.0 -
That 625-650 figure won't be pure profit though surely, what is the profit margin on this ?0
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Neither would the £475 in Spain.Catsacor said:That 625-650 figure won't be pure profit though surely, what is the profit margin on this ?
It's financially better for me owning in the part of the UK I know than my area in Spain.
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