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Originally posted by Lance View Post
no. NLUK
I was giving a speculative answer to your questionComment
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
I know. You're being a bit special.
I was giving a speculative answer to your questionSee You Next TuesdayComment
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Originally posted by luxCon View Post
Thanks, Will follow up
And it only took 16 post before a sensible reply !!
And for those who find the "Let to Buy" term rather amusing, it is a class of BLT mortgages, directed at people who already own a property they live in, but then decide to let it and remortgage on a letting mortgage. Some lenders treat Let to Buy differently to BLT.
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Couple of points on this one.
1. Let to buy is a thing moreover known as rent to buy. OP might need the mortgage for the purpose.
2. Pendantics aside. You really should never go direct with mortgages unless it is to an existing provider. Use a broker first. The deep levels of credit checking will show on your record and affect what credit you can get in the 6-9 month term.
3. Try Shawbrooks if you must go direct YMMV.Former IPSE member
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
I assume you don't have an existing mortgage then and can't apply for a consent to let?
Existing lender is offering renewal at 1.69% for 2 years. Just wanted to know if there are better deals around before having to go through the whole process of registering with a broker, filling in pages of forms, provide KYC document only to end up them telling me the best offer is about the same as what I already have.Comment
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Originally posted by luxCon View Post
The property is already on BTL mortgage and is now coming to the end of the fixed term.
Existing lender is offering renewal at 1.69% for 2 years. Just wanted to know if there are better deals around before having to go through the whole process of registering with a broker, filling in pages of forms, provide KYC document only to end up them telling me the best offer is about the same as what I already have.
That's really good for a BTL mortgage.
In fact that's really good for any mortgage.See You Next TuesdayComment
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Grief yes, take it.
Even if you (OP) were to find a deal that shaves 0.1% off the deal, you'd pay for it by way of the one-off payment for the new deal with the new lender.Last edited by simes; 25 April 2021, 09:34.Comment
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