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VegasPhil |
posted on 19th May 09 at 12:01 |
You can have one resi mortgage ;) | |
jrsteeve |
posted on 18th May 09 at 16:59 |
Ah sorry, misread your original post. I've done this myself on all i've bought in the past. My current mortgage is actually a buy to let and i'm living in the property! | |
Dan |
posted on 18th May 09 at 09:33 |
dont think so. Just plead ignorant, you lived there for x amount of months and couldn't afford it. So renting it till you can afford it | |
koolkorsa |
posted on 18th May 09 at 08:50 |
what's the consequences if the mortgage company found out? financial penalties? | |
Twiggy |
posted on 18th May 09 at 07:31 |
Our previous house was private mortgaged ..... that we were renting | |
a_j_mair |
posted on 17th May 09 at 20:19 |
sshhh i do it :look: | |
J da Silva |
posted on 17th May 09 at 17:48 |
Just don't let anyone find out. | |
Dan |
posted on 17th May 09 at 16:51 |
Just get a normal one and have all mail regarding the mortgage sent to your office (where u live or work now) | |
jrsteeve |
posted on 17th May 09 at 16:04 |
I'm quite sure you wouldnt be able to, although i'm not sure if there's a second home/holiday home option. A 'normal' mortgage is a residential mortgage, i.e. with the intention of you living there so the risk is slightly lower than buy to let hence the difference in rates. Shop around though as there are some better deals. | |
koolkorsa |
posted on 17th May 09 at 13:50 |
I've seen a place I want to buy and rent out with the aim of selling it in a year or two. I've looked at mortgages and 'Buy to let' mortgages are much higher rates than a 'Normal' mortgage for your own property. Would I be alright just geting a normal mortgage and not telling the mortgage company that I was renting it out? I don't own any other properties by the way. Cheers. |