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How long is a piece of string?
No, seriously - on the assumption that you're going to put this £90k toward the purchase of one or more properties as your deposit, and you'll be renting them out with the rent covering the mortgage and other outgoings ... I get the impression the mainstream lenders are expecting at least 10% deposit, and lending for 90% or less of the purchase price. Assuming you can get a buy-to-let mortgage on this basis, that implies your £90k will cover the deposit on approximately 1 property at £900,000 2 at £450,000 3 at £300,000 4 at £225,000 etc Mind you, I keep getting these e-mails from property investment groups who assure me they've got flats for sale at £30,000 - 40,000 that are surefire rentals, and will provide a '10% yield' or suchlike.... if these turn out to be genuine, you could just buy 2 or 3 of these outright. |
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Googler is correct, if you have nintey thousand pounds of investment and an ok credit history the lenders will love you!!!
I would suggest you stayed under the stamp duty thresh hold and buy the lower end market properties, as first time buyers cant buy, you will have a whole lot of tenants needing property!!! Becky
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