Please could anyone help. What is the rule of thumb to work out what you can borrow as a house buyer.short and sweet.
JIM.
Got to go new deadliest catch is on.;)
Please could anyone help. What is the rule of thumb to work out what you can borrow as a house buyer.short and sweet.
JIM.
Got to go new deadliest catch is on.;)
JIM&NIC
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If you look for Andrew Williams on here is is a mortgage broker(think thats the correct term).
He has sorted us and lots of other poms out with very good deals.
If you can not find him let me know and i will find him for you.
Rob
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Sorry I got no answers Jim - just more questions!!
I'm interested in how much of a deposit is needed nowadays... (looks like we'll be living on fresh air for a while as it is, with our house here not selling, but would still like to buy not too long after we arrive).
Cheers
Hazel.
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if your borrowing less than 80% of the property value the banks seem quite lenient
Hi Jim
There is no rule of thumb as such, it is based on a number of factors including income,how many adults/children in the household, any fixed expenses, credit card limits etc etc, then each Bank apply a buffer of around 1.5% ish which determines borrowing power.
Happy to provide detailed borrowing power for you based on your circumstances if you want to PM me.
Regards
Andy
Vista Financial Services - Mortgages, UK Pension Transfers, Superannuation, Investments, Life Insurance www.vistafs.com.au
Financial Adviser: Adv Diploma Financial Planning (FPC UK) - Mortgage Broker: MFAA full member -Diploma in Finance & Mortgage Broking Management (CEMAP UK)
Hi Hazel
Certainly 20% is the amount you would want to aim at ideally as it means that you will not pay lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) and as said offers a bit more flexibility.
However if 20% is a bit much then there are Banks/lenders offering higher loan to value mortgages some up to 97% but generally these require very strong applicants.
That said 90% loans at the moment seem to be going through without too many issues.
Regards
Andy
Vista Financial Services - Mortgages, UK Pension Transfers, Superannuation, Investments, Life Insurance www.vistafs.com.au
Financial Adviser: Adv Diploma Financial Planning (FPC UK) - Mortgage Broker: MFAA full member -Diploma in Finance & Mortgage Broking Management (CEMAP UK)
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