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Mortgage depsoit

Hi 
Me and my girlfriend are looking to move house and I would like to run. Some figures through with you. 

Basically... 
WE bought our house 89, 950
We had a deposit of 20,000
We also pay 300.00 mortgage a month since 09/20.
WE have 10,000 deposit with savings to help towards our next home
Our house is up for sale for 115,000

So how much will we get towards our next house? I reckon it's 45k unless I've done and understood things wrong

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  • user1977
    user1977 Posts: 17,244 Forumite
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    What you get is the price minus whatever the mortgage balance is (you haven't told us the latter).
  • Soot2006
    Soot2006 Posts: 2,184 Forumite
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    I'm assuming a mortgage of £69,950 at 2.1% over 25 years without any fees added to the mortgage.
    So remaining debt of approx £65,601.

    Let's say you get £115,000-£65,000 = £49,000 minus fees

    So you're about right!





  • MEEKUS
    MEEKUS Posts: 36 Forumite
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    user1977 said:
    What you get is the price minus whatever the mortgage balance is (you haven't told us the latter).
    65k

    I didn't know it was that simple equation lol
  • MEEKUS
    MEEKUS Posts: 36 Forumite
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    Soot2006 said:
    I'm assuming a mortgage of £69,950 at 2.1% over 25 years without any fees added to the mortgage.
    So remaining debt of approx £65,601.

    Let's say you get £115,000-£65,000 = £49,000 minus fees

    So you're about right!





    Thank you :) 
  • MEEKUS
    MEEKUS Posts: 36 Forumite
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    Second question....

    I have heard of a exchange deposit, can this money come from the 49,000 profit we have made?
  • Mutton_Geoff
    Mutton_Geoff Posts: 3,986 Forumite
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    Can you port your mortgage? Will the lender still support the same level of loan you already have? Has your salary increased such that you could borrow more? Could you afford a larger mortgage?

    In simple terms, if nothing changes, sell for £115k, add your £10k savings, take off £5k (at least) for moving costs, your onward purchase would be c £120k. Are you sure it's worth it just two years in? Just ask your lender for a redemption figure and whether you can port your mortgage.
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  • dimbo61
    dimbo61 Posts: 13,727 Forumite
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    Don't forget the buying and selling costs !
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