Buy to let mortgages are designed for people wanting to buy a property and let it out rather than live there themselves.
Current low Interest Rates mean that there are plenty competitive Buy to Let Mortgage Deals to choose from. You cannot apply for a standard residential Mortgage on a property that you are letting out as a Landlord.
If you already have an Residential Mortgage on the property you want let out you should speak to your Lender about switching to a Landlord Mortgage, or seek advice from an independent Buy to Let Mortgage Broker if you are buying a New Property to let out.
There’s many factors involved when it comes to moving home. The main things to consider are conveyancing fees, mortgage payments, stamp duty and building assessments.
Make sure your credit report is in good shape. Any discrepancies may affect your eligability. You should aim to pay down as high a deposit as possible. This lowers the risk from the lender perspective.
Most lenders will lend up to 4.5 – 5.5 times your annual salary.
All lenders will do an affordability assessment before offering you any type of mortgage. They will calculate your income and expenses and then compare them against what you can afford. This means that they will consider your current situation (such as your salary), your future plans (such as saving for a deposit) and your ability to pay off the mortgage (including interest rates). They may also look at your existing debt levels and your credit history. Lenders will also check whether you’ll have enough money left over after paying off your debts to cover your living costs, including rent, food, utilities, childcare, insurance and taxes. They will also assess whether you’ll still be able to meet your obligations if your circumstances change, such a losing your job or having your salary reduced. You can use our online mortgage finder tool to get a rough estimate of what you could borrow, based on your current financial situation.
The average property price in Darlington is £153,414. The UK average is £292,000.
Porting is a common practice where you can transfer your existing loan to a new property. Most loans today are setup to allow for this, but depending on the type of loan, the terms and conditions might not allow you to port.
Yes you can. With a fixed rate mortgage, your interest rate doesn’t change for the duration of the loan. You can typically lock in a fixed rate mortgage for anywhere between two and 10 years, although sometimes even shorter deals are available. A fixed rate mortgage usually appeals to first time buyers who are looking for peace of mind that their payments won’t change, whatever happens to the market.
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