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is this possible?

im currently buying a property (20 years left - just renewed with FD fixed for 5 years mtg) and am wondering if in a years time I could port the mortgage across to another property (they've said this is ok) to live in. I want to keep my exisiting propery and take out a BTL mortgage on it and let it out as its in a great location. My figures are roughly as follows:

Current property value: £180,000
Mortgage remaining: £100,000

Looking to spend £200,000 on new place to live, and will have £25,000 for deposit etc by then (plus i guess some capital i can free up from current mtg).

Just an idea/thought at present so any advice if this can be done greatly recieved

Thanks in advance

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  • silvercar
    silvercar Posts: 50,805 Ambassador
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    if the rental income is sufficient to justify the BTL mortgage on your current property I don't see why not.

    Remember that porting your existing mortgage will be dependent on it meeting the mortgage criteria. So if you have just taken the 4.99% 5 yr fix with FD, the lending criteria includes a max of 2.5 times your salary and a max of 80% LTV.
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