We'd like to remind Forumites to please avoid political debate on the Forum. This is to keep it a safe and useful space for MoneySaving discussions. Threads that are - or become - political in nature may be removed in line with the Forum’s rules. Thank you for your understanding.
How can i do this?!
SAMSONFIN13
Posts: 8 Forumite
I moved into a bit of a wreck of a house about a year and ahalf ago but i was mortage free finally I own my house outright and after spending 6 months working on it i its worth about £225000 approx (50k more than i paid)
It wasnt a money making project but now for various reasons i dont want to live around here anymore so i've considered selling but the market is hard at the moment so thought about to letting the property (looking at local figures i'd get around £1400 a month rent)
i'd like to borrow £55000 of the equity to consolodate around £25000 of cred card / loan debt and buy a narrow boat or similar for around £30000 (please dont start telling me pro's and con's of narrow boats etc V property! i'm only intersted in if i can raise the finance for now thanks, its more about a change of lifestyle than making money!)
I know i can do a let to buy and buy another standard property flat house or whatever but that would mean borrowing a lot more and probably ending up with two mortagages which especially at the moment with interest rates i dont want, last thing i want is to be fanacially stretched and more stressed! (dont advise not to move please part of the reason i'm stressed is current living situation!)
My credit file is fine apart from the amount of debt i have which makes getting a standard loan hard or impossible from looking into it!
I'm self employed my income particularly at the moment is all over the place i'm fed up of trying to juggle balance transfures etc so just want to consolodate and simplify!!
By the way most the money on the cred cards & loan was spent putting new windows, boiler, kitchen, bathroom etc into the house its not money i've blown!
From looking at it £55000 interest only on a buy to let/let to buy mortage would cost around £220 a month so even after agent fee's & mortage etc i'd still see £800-£1000 a month
Again i know this is in ideal world condition not taking into account wear & tear repairs etc tax and other potential pit falls i'm only interested in if the fanance can be raised and if so how?!
Thanks
It wasnt a money making project but now for various reasons i dont want to live around here anymore so i've considered selling but the market is hard at the moment so thought about to letting the property (looking at local figures i'd get around £1400 a month rent)
i'd like to borrow £55000 of the equity to consolodate around £25000 of cred card / loan debt and buy a narrow boat or similar for around £30000 (please dont start telling me pro's and con's of narrow boats etc V property! i'm only intersted in if i can raise the finance for now thanks, its more about a change of lifestyle than making money!)
I know i can do a let to buy and buy another standard property flat house or whatever but that would mean borrowing a lot more and probably ending up with two mortagages which especially at the moment with interest rates i dont want, last thing i want is to be fanacially stretched and more stressed! (dont advise not to move please part of the reason i'm stressed is current living situation!)
My credit file is fine apart from the amount of debt i have which makes getting a standard loan hard or impossible from looking into it!
I'm self employed my income particularly at the moment is all over the place i'm fed up of trying to juggle balance transfures etc so just want to consolodate and simplify!!
By the way most the money on the cred cards & loan was spent putting new windows, boiler, kitchen, bathroom etc into the house its not money i've blown!
From looking at it £55000 interest only on a buy to let/let to buy mortage would cost around £220 a month so even after agent fee's & mortage etc i'd still see £800-£1000 a month
Again i know this is in ideal world condition not taking into account wear & tear repairs etc tax and other potential pit falls i'm only interested in if the fanance can be raised and if so how?!
Thanks
0
Comments
-
Taking a 25% LTV BTL mortgage seems like quite an easy possibility.
Have you spoken to a broker or mortgage lender about it?
0 -
CSI_Yorkshire said:Taking a 25% LTV BTL mortgage seems like quite an easy possibility.
Have you spoken to a broker or mortgage lender about it?
Hi it the issue of me not buying another standard property to live in, if i was doing a "let to buy" and buying another house or flat then yes its pretty simple but to just raise £55000 out of my property to pay debts and buy a narrow boat seems to be hard for some reason! i guess it's unusual so doesnt compute!!0 -
SAMSONFIN13 said:
Hi it the issue of me not buying another standard property to live in, if i was doing a "let to buy" and buying another house or flat then yes its pretty simple but to just raise £55000 out of my property to pay debts and buy a narrow boat seems to be hard for some reason! i guess it's unusual so doesnt compute!!
1 -
Speak to a broker. It should be a doddle for someone with some experience.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou 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.1
Categories
- All Categories
- 345.8K Banking & Borrowing
- 251K Reduce Debt & Boost Income
- 450.9K Spending & Discounts
- 237.9K Work, Benefits & Business
- 612.7K Mortgages, Homes & Bills
- 174.3K Life & Family
- 251K Travel & Transport
- 1.5M Hobbies & Leisure
- 16K Discuss & Feedback
- 15.1K Coronavirus Support Boards