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£200,000 Mortgage with £33,000 Wage ?
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jedmc571
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Hello everyone,
This is my first post, so be gentle.
I am currently in the process of moving jobs, I have spent 14 years in the Military and am leaving soon. I have taken a position at a very successfull Glass company in Chester.
Anyway, my wage will jump from £18k to £30k plus bonus.
I have seen a house near the job that is £200k, I can afford up to £1k per month for mortgage payments, but I was told I would only be offered 4 times my wage ? is this correct, and what are the options. surely if I can make the payments............... ?
Incidentaly, this would be my second mortgage, I recently sold my last house. (don't know if it matters)
I have £40k deposit and no other outgoings.
Regards
Jed
This is my first post, so be gentle.
I am currently in the process of moving jobs, I have spent 14 years in the Military and am leaving soon. I have taken a position at a very successfull Glass company in Chester.
Anyway, my wage will jump from £18k to £30k plus bonus.
I have seen a house near the job that is £200k, I can afford up to £1k per month for mortgage payments, but I was told I would only be offered 4 times my wage ? is this correct, and what are the options. surely if I can make the payments............... ?
Incidentaly, this would be my second mortgage, I recently sold my last house. (don't know if it matters)
I have £40k deposit and no other outgoings.
Regards
Jed
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Noob here too, but I would be very wary with borrowing over your capabilities. It would be lovely to have such an expensive house but I fear that interest rates are gonna go up until at least Xmas....Make sure that you build in a buffer zone to bounce around in if payments go through the roof.
HTHBe ALERT - The world needs more LERTS0 -
with a £40k deposit it's only a £160k mortgage, it may be worth trying Nationwide (and Halifax?) who are a couple of lenders who now lend on affordability(i.e. your £1k per month) rather than pure wage multiples
try charcol.co.uk and put your details in may give you a quick heads up aswell0 -
Intelligent Finance is another lender who may be able to help.0
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It might be possible to get more than four times your salary but would it be prudent to do so?...............................I have put my clock back....... Kcolc ym0
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Standard Life Bank are also a possibility for you.
Best best is to speak to a Local IFA or two and see what they can find :-)0
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