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I had a 100% mortgage in 1994. I had to pay an extra £1000 on the mortgage as an indemnity, to protect the lender. I paid it off on time with no missed payments.
If I did not get a 100% mortgage I would not have been able to get a mortgage and I would be now paying massive rents for the ret of my life.
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because landlords don't have the same mortgage options as those buying to live in. as a buyer, you might be able to secure a mortgage for 90-95% LTV, whereas as a buy to let landlord, you may have a loan to value of 60%. As a landlord, you also have costs not associated with mortgage, such as repairs, maintenance, agency fees, and so on.Originally posted by Rjk View PostIt is a ridiculous situation in a lot of places where it is cheaper to get a mortgage than it is to rent an equivalent property - why should the cheaper option only be available to those with capital.
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Bold of you to assume landlords bother with any of that :hehe:Originally posted by HiVis View Postbecause landlords don't have the same mortgage options as those buying to live in. as a buyer, you might be able to secure a mortgage for 90-95% LTV, whereas as a buy to let landlord, you may have a loan to value of 60%. As a landlord, you also have costs not associated with mortgage, such as repairs, maintenance, agency fees, and so on.
you are not comapring like for like
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..and Gas, Electricity compliance/checks, fire risk assessments, fees to Welsh Govt., upgrading energy ratings, etc, etc,. Then up to 40% tax if you happen to make a profit. My surveyor friend reckons within 2 years places like Cardiff will have 50% fewer properties in the PRS. No wonder Lloyds Bank are getting in on the act - rents will be 40 -50% higherOriginally posted by HiVis View Postbecause landlords don't have the same mortgage options as those buying to live in. as a buyer, you might be able to secure a mortgage for 90-95% LTV, whereas as a buy to let landlord, you may have a loan to value of 60%. As a landlord, you also have costs not associated with mortgage, such as repairs, maintenance, agency fees, and so on.
you are not comapring like for like
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