Before everyone starts going nuts and saying this is a bad idea, I want to do this to offset an existing B2L income.
I am currently about to remortgage my domestic property as I've come to the end of my fixed period. I am considering borrowing extra funds to fund the deposit on a B2L. I've been advised that as long as I put something in the mortgage application regarding £x0000 as a mortgage and £x000 as a deposit on a buy to let, I'm covered initially.
My question is:
If I put a big chunk of equity back into my mortgage at a later date, do I need to specify which part is being paid off? ie My domestic mortgage or the part of the mortgage earmarked for the b2l deposit.
My accountant doesn't know, but has suggested that in order to remain squeeky clean I could probably arrange a remortgage and then organise further borrowing specifically earmarked for the b2l deposit, but even then she's not sure how to arrange repayments pay off the domestic part rather than the 'loan'.
I can't remortgage/borrow extra funds against the existing B2L I have as it's with one of the government owned building soceities at a VERY low rate of interest generating a healthy income. I simply want to offset the income against borrowing on another property.
I am currently about to remortgage my domestic property as I've come to the end of my fixed period. I am considering borrowing extra funds to fund the deposit on a B2L. I've been advised that as long as I put something in the mortgage application regarding £x0000 as a mortgage and £x000 as a deposit on a buy to let, I'm covered initially.
My question is:
If I put a big chunk of equity back into my mortgage at a later date, do I need to specify which part is being paid off? ie My domestic mortgage or the part of the mortgage earmarked for the b2l deposit.
My accountant doesn't know, but has suggested that in order to remain squeeky clean I could probably arrange a remortgage and then organise further borrowing specifically earmarked for the b2l deposit, but even then she's not sure how to arrange repayments pay off the domestic part rather than the 'loan'.
I can't remortgage/borrow extra funds against the existing B2L I have as it's with one of the government owned building soceities at a VERY low rate of interest generating a healthy income. I simply want to offset the income against borrowing on another property.
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