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Is this possible? Mortgage question

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nohopenoharm · 14/10/2022 12:51

Is it possible to take out a mortgage on a property that I own and rent out and originally purchased without a mortgage? So basically a Buy-to-let mortgage on an already owned property.

I would want to mortgage for approx £150k and the value of the property is approx £600k. Rental income is £2k a month and it has been rented out for past 14 years with minimal gap between tenants.

Just wondering if this is even "a thing" before I approach mortgage advisors. Sorry if I am being clueless.

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Jmaho · 14/10/2022 13:43

Yes it's a btl remortgage of an unencumbered property
As long as the capital raise reason is within policy. What are the funds being used for?

nohopenoharm · 14/10/2022 14:39

Thanks @Jmaho. It would be to pay off the mortgage on family home which is currently on an interest only mortgage. I suppose it might be easier just to try and re-mortgage the family home but my income has decreased since I took it out (12 years ago) so not sure how easy that would be. My plan was to pay it off at some point in the future when I sell the rental property (once children have flown the nest and I no longer need the monthly rental income) but with rising interest rates I don't know what is best.

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onmywayamarillo · 14/10/2022 14:44

I'd book in with an financial advisor... probably easier than you think.
Or just start repaying your family home mortgage

tenbob · 14/10/2022 14:47

Yes, of course you can

Speak to a broker, because some lenders are stricter than others on BTL rental income vs mortgage payment ratios, some insist on using a letting agent etc

tenbob · 14/10/2022 14:48

You’ll pay a higher % rate on a BTL than a residential mortgage though…

NoSquirrels · 14/10/2022 14:49

If you need the monthly rental income then you’re putting that at risk if you take out a mortgage on it as a BTL.

I’d stick with your original plan.

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