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Best 100% mortgage out there atm?


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If I wanted a 100% mortgage for a property worth £80,000 where should I go?

 

We have a small very modest monthyly income and rental income which easily covers the BTL repayments.

Need our meagre savings for a few mods and cons. Good credit rating.

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most financial houses wont offer a 100% anymore, as previous people have said 95% are only just starting to make an appearance, and I think they will be heavily priced compared to lower LTV's (Loan to valuation of property). In terms of BTL - good luck. There are a couple of places that do them. I know HSBC does them but you have to be a Premier customer of theirs and if you were in a position to be one these then you wouldn't even need a 100% mortgage. Be careful as there are still sharks out there that could easiy trap you in to serious amounts of interest and fees.

 

There is an independent company called John Charcoal they may be able to help.

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BTL's are still readily available but the fee's are often a lot higher (as are the rates) than residential mortgages. The majority of BTL mortgages are available up to 70 - 75% of the property value but there are a few available up to 80% and even 85%.

 

As previously mentioned 100% mortgages are no more (and doubt they will be for a while yet with uncertainty over the economy and housing market) a few obscure building societies offer 95% LTV on purchases and one I believe on a remortgage (Skipton BS last time I checked) but the majority of residential remortgages are only available up to 85% LTV.

 

As CS states, the only 100% mortgage on the market is through Aldermore and is a form of a first time buyer guarantor mortgage which is complicated and requires a family member to act as the guarantor.

 

If you are looking at raising some additional cash, it may be cheaper (and a hell of a lot easier) to look at a personal loan

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