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How much can you borrow these days for a mortgage? I know it used to be around 3.5 times your joint income, but is there any way to know the maximum I could potentially borrow if I wanted to? I am looking for a pretty large mortgage but the normal affordability doesn’t suit me at all as my earnings come in a few different formats. Many lenders nowadays will use an 'affordability calculator' to work out how much you can borrow. This will take account of all of your circumstances and could potentially allow you to borrow anywhere from two to six times your income - what a variance! The elements of your personal circumstances they will assess within their 'affordability calculation' are things such as:
If you are looking to get an exact figure I recommend you speak with an independent mortgage broker who will be able to give you a definitive borrowing figure. They will know which lender is most likely to be flexible for your particular mortgage situation especially if it is a large mortgage.
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Good info above,
This Is Money have a useful site; Mortgage calculator: How much can I afford to borrow? | This is Money# |
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The amount you can borrow will also depend on whether you choose interest only or capital and interest and will also be affected by your loan to value.
Before applying for a Mortgage you can always approach your potential mortgage lender and ask them to take you through an affordability calculator, this will mean you can avoid any unwanted surprises later on |
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