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low valuation for buy to let mortgage

Last post Thu, Dec 04 2008, 5:37 PM by flowerfi. 3 replies.
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  •  Thu, Dec 04 2008, 5:37 PM

    Re: low valuation for buy to let mortgage

    I looked into the post office but the high rate doesn't make it viable with the rent charged. Am thinking the loan option is the way forward in the current climate. Thank you
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  •  Wed, Dec 03 2008, 4:12 PM

    Re: low valuation for buy to let mortgage

    The post office's BTL rate is quite alot higher than Northern Rock's standard variable rate. You may be better off considering a straightforward BTL remortgage plus a secured or unsecured loan which you can pay off quickly (higher rate over a shorter term would cost less than a lower rate over a longer term). If you have your own main residence with a residential mortgage then you could use part of that by way of a further advance from that lender.

    Brian

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  •  Tue, Dec 02 2008, 1:46 PM

    Re: low valuation for buy to let mortgage

    The Post Office has an 85% ltv product. It has a high rate but only needs 100% payrate unlike BM that require 125%.
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  •  Tue, Dec 02 2008, 1:34 PM

    low valuation for buy to let mortgage

    We need a new buy to let mortgage and need to borrow extra money also to pay for our wedding (we owe £93,000 on the flat and would like to borrow £105,000). Our flat was valued low at £133,000 by the surveyor to Birmingham Midshires which cost us £350. With the 75% LTV mortgage we applied for we now can't borrow as much as we would like (£105,000). If our flat was valued at £140,000 then we would be ok, or an 80% LTV mortgage was available this would suffice. I have contacted BM and thy say i can appeal the valuaion - I don't know if we have time as our current deal expires on 1/1/09 and is with Northern Rock - who want rid of us! Can anyone help with suggestions?

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