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Part-Exchange - 95% Mortgage
slm014
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hi Everyone
I am currently offering my house in a part-exchange for a new property.
How does applying for a 95% mortgage work on a part exchange? Do you get 95% of the full value of the property you are buying OR do you get a 95% mortgage on the remaining amount to be paid on the new property minus your partexchange value on the new property?
For example....
New Property = £135,000
Part exchange Value of old property = £50,000.
Do you get £128,250 with the 95% mortgage or only 95% of the difference between new property value and part-exchange value? ie £85,000 (£135K-£50K)?
Hope someone can help???
I am currently offering my house in a part-exchange for a new property.
How does applying for a 95% mortgage work on a part exchange? Do you get 95% of the full value of the property you are buying OR do you get a 95% mortgage on the remaining amount to be paid on the new property minus your partexchange value on the new property?
For example....
New Property = £135,000
Part exchange Value of old property = £50,000.
Do you get £128,250 with the 95% mortgage or only 95% of the difference between new property value and part-exchange value? ie £85,000 (£135K-£50K)?
Hope someone can help???
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the new loan is based as a % of the value of the new property
( obviously on sale any mortgage you hav on the old property will need to be repaid in full)
the max % will depend on the lender criteria and you meeting itAny posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0 -
So that means i will get the mortgage on the value of the property i am buying?
I still have 30K outstanding on my own mortgage.0
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