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Remortgaging to buy a new home UK/Ireland
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@mfren If you want to retain the rental property, you may have to explore the possibility of a capital-raise remortgage to an expat BTL product which allows you to raise funds for this purpose.Mfren said:I have a flat in London (halifax residential mortgage with a consent to lease agreement and tenants, rate increased to 7.8% and I have 20% of the property value left to pay off). I recently moved to Ireland and have found a property I really want to buy. I want to sell the London flat but won't be able to do this immediately even if I sold at auction as the tenants need 2 months notice and there are some works that need to be finished. So, I wanted to figure out how I can essentially take money back out of that mortgage in order to buy the property in Ireland. Unfortunately when I spoke with Halifax they said I am not eligible for further borrowing on the mortgage as my salary is paid in euros into Revolut, which isn't a bank they support. Do you have any advice for how I might be able to proceed with trying to release some money for the new house? Will I still get a mortgage if I get a loan to cover the deposit or is that ridiculous?
Alternatively you could try to sell with tenants in-situ to a landlord so no need to evict the tenants. You may not get the most you would get on the open market but at the right price you might get a buyer.
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Would the expat BTL remortgage be through halifax (my current provider) as when I spoke to them they said no? Or would I need to change mortgage lender?0
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@mfren Halifax (like most other mainstream lenders) don't offer expat lending, you'd have to look at remortgaging (changing to a new lender) options if any.Mfren said:Would the expat BTL remortgage be through halifax (my current provider) as when I spoke to them they said no? Or would I need to change mortgage lender?I am a Mortgage Adviser - You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.
PLEASE DO NOT SEND PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.
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Thank you! That's been so helpful!0
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Hello, I came across this post and am in a similar position - own and live in a property in the UK and me and my family are planning to move to Republic of Ireland. We are on a tracker mortgage now but would like to remortgage and release equity on our UK property to buy in Ireland. Do you have advice on what expat BTL providers would offer a capital raise mortgage? As noted above UK lenders do not seem able to do this.0
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