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Buying a house on low provable income

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Rainbowhairdontcare · 21/07/2019 17:05

Our joint income is of around £38k. We can manage a deposit of £25k at best and we'd be looking at buying a £180k house. Do you know of any mortgage lenders that would be happy to lend £155k? That's 4x our joint salary. So doesn't seem crazy high. However it looks that we'd get 130k on hábito and L&C is looking into what else we could afford as I have a holiday rental that produces £8k per year after tax, but as taxes are paid where the property is located most lenders won't take that into account. Mortgage payment would £600 and our rent is £1k so it seems like a no brainer to try and get on the ladder asap

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BogglesGoggles · 21/07/2019 17:09

Why is your rent so high? Could you sell your holiday pet for a larger deposit/to buy in cash?

Rainbowhairdontcare · 21/07/2019 17:11

That's just how much rentals are here... Nothing I can do about that. For better or for worse the holiday let is tied to a trust and won't be able to sell it for the next 10 years at the very least

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2ndAugust · 21/07/2019 19:11

See an all of market broker that deals with all the different lenders. We had one come in the other day that lends up to 5.5 x salary (although I can’t remeber which lender if was). I’m an administrator for mortgage company.

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Rainbowhairdontcare · 21/07/2019 19:54

So like L&C?

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