|
The UK's independent property information site
|
||
|
|||||||||
| Property Development Discussions about renovation, modernisation, and otherwise developing a property for sale. |
![]() |
|
|
LinkBack | Thread Tools |
|
|||
|
I have posted on here before so sorry for reposting the same sort of thing as before. i’m desperate to get into property developing more and hungry for more as i recently brought a 2 bed flat to renovate I have owned it for 3 weeks and it is almost half way. im I paying £90,000 mortgage on it. In 2007 good flat on the same development were going for were going for 148,000. I really want to think about getting another to work on within the next few months and im wondering about the best way to make a business plan for the bank or even if the bank will lend me anymore money? Obviously the bank could come round and take a second look? I have no experience with second mortgages etc. Also I’m a decorator by trade.
|
|
|||
|
Developemtn mortgages are hard ot get right now, but you shouldn't have too much problem getting a mortgage based on current valuation - eg before it is developed. Mortgages are currently available up to 75% LTV ... my suggestion is to find a good mortgage broker who specilises in BTL mortgages.
|
|
|||
|
Here is my cheeky reply...
![]() You could go to the site in my sig (or my nick) and go onto the property page. From there is a link to calculate mortgage payments and to send a message to a Whole of Market financial advisor. Moderator, if this is not allowed in the context of this thread, my apologies. I am just trying to help.
__________________
Community spirited? http://www.AshfieldFOCUS.com |
![]() |
| Thread Tools | |
|
|
|
|
| » Property Boards |
|
Buying Property
Selling Property
Estate Agents
Solicitors & Legal
Builders & Developments Property Development Home Improvements Buying Property Abroad |
Important Notice: HomeMove.co.uk does not provide professional advice on any aspect of buying, selling, developing or investing property. All posts are provided as lay opinions and not personal professional guidance. You should always seek a qualified professional for professional advice in relation to your personal circumstances. The HomeMove.co.uk forums are not monitored, and the site administrators cannot be held liable for the content of the forum. If you have any objection to any post on the forums, please either use the Report Post feature, or else Contact Us to ensure such content is properly dealt with. We are not responsible for third party links on the site.