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What type of mortgage do we need
desperado1_2
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My father passed away recently leaving his house to my brother and myself.
I want to sell it as I want closure but my brother feels that the house will sell for a lot less than lastyear.
He is looking to get a mortgage for my share of the house value, and then he was going to rent it out for a couple of years.
Can i ask what type of mortgage does he need ie Buy to Let or can he get any mortgage ? and what does he need to do if he then rents it out.
Any help would be grateful
Thanks
I want to sell it as I want closure but my brother feels that the house will sell for a lot less than lastyear.
He is looking to get a mortgage for my share of the house value, and then he was going to rent it out for a couple of years.
Can i ask what type of mortgage does he need ie Buy to Let or can he get any mortgage ? and what does he need to do if he then rents it out.
Any help would be grateful
Thanks
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If his intention is to rent it out then yes he'll need a buy to let mortgage. Broadly speaking the rental income needs to be at least 120% of the mortgage payment (based on interest only).0
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thank you for your response.Is there a lot of difference between a normal mortgage and a buytolet mortgagethanks againnb he is looking for a mortgage of £90K and rental should be around £800 pcm0
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The rental should be fine.
The main difference is the interest rates will be a bit higher - if you have a look at a site like www.moneyfacts.co.uk you'll be able to get an idea of what kind of rates are available.0 -
Something to be aware of is where lenders remortgage criteria states an existing mortgage has to be in place. I've come accross situations where a lender / broker arranged a remortgage using the remortgage rates and fee scales only to then at the last minute realise remo criteria did not apply as no existing mortgage was present.0
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