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my exand i split over a year ago,nd i want to buy him ot of family home and move in with my 3 kids.one of which my husand and i had together,the other 2 are from a previous rel....but hsband raised them,anyway.he agreed then dsagreed at last minute and he has 5 differnt scenarios sitting waiting on judge deciding who gets the house and all of them are buy to let .him keeping orignal mortgage of 31thousand and borrowing 40 thou to buy my half out .but the house is valued at 115 thou.,,but he had his figures drawn up recently and they all buy to let........................
meanwhile he now lives with his girlfriend,rents the house on the sly and refusing me and my kids inot the home because he changed the locks,and who is solicitors helping more.....yes him,cos he working full time and has done for over 30 years where as my life has bee similar but had time out ot have kids,,,,,,sods law its a mans world _________________
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25-06-2008 |
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Buy to Let
Birmingham Midshires are still doing BtL mortgages. Last time I looked in nov they were at 5.49% guess they will be to 6% now. Dont forget your going in for interest only, so on 50k its about 190 a month. Dont forget the arrangement fees also.
I have a dozen properties and rents are so cool for me now!!lol..sorry to all those that cant get mortgages and have to pay rents, but it keeps me in business
Scouser
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03-07-2008 |
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There are still plenty of Buy To Let deals available there not great but they are out there.
The general rule is a 15% deposit. But as always cash is the king so the more you can put downt eh easier it gets.
Generally they do not require proof of your income but you do have to have an income.
The lending is usually based ona surveyors rental assessment of the property and the rent has to cover the mortgage using a rental yield calculation. i.e 125% at Bank of England plus 1.5% so if the expected rent was £500 the most you could borrow would be £73,000.
Beware of all the fee's that they want you to pay though.
If you want any more info or some specific examples let me know House price, amount of deposit and expected rent and I can have a look for you. _________________ Daniel Curtin
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24-07-2008 |
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'Most' surveyors will actually be open to your valuation. They do look at previous history of houses on road, but this doesn't take in account current market so tell them what you want it to be worth.
Try to put 25% down, whether its cash you have spare...lmao, or remortgage your house!!
yields are important as stated above, remember £1200 month on 1 house in london isn't as good as 3 houses in Warrington at £450-£500, and 1 empty isn't as big a hit as the single 1 in London.
6% yield on a £80000 house is the same as 6% on a £250000"!!!!
Rates are coming down, calculate interest rate and arrangement fee of all options. I work on the 2 years so all are comparable. You'll find overall thast there is not much difference. The arrangement fee can be added to the mortgage.
Hope it helps, and if I had money now i would buy more, bargains to be had!!
Rob _________________ MY REFS
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22-08-2008 |
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Anyone looking at BtL at the moment should direct themselves to the auctions. Look at the selling history of a particular street, gives you a guide to value, then stick to this. Check the sums work out for you, 125% LTV etc.
Just picked up a bargain for £24k, newish build, last 2 years they sold for £75k+. my LTV comes in good and I 'should' make £110 month on rents. Probably an exception but there ARE bargains _________________ MY REFS
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