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 How can you get a clear title to your house if the bank has lost your loan docs?
What can be done in this case?...


 Has anyone been approved for mortgages recently in the UK?
Is it still possible for first time buyers with a 10% ish deposit?...


 As a seller, can I back out of a real estate deal if a contract is not yet signed?
We verbally accepted an offer but are now having second thoughts. The realtors are working on putting the contract together and that has ben sent to my lawyer. They'll likely be a contract ...


 Need help in dealing with dishonest real estate agent-what to do!?
Hi-I have a question...we had been renting a house for about two years when the landlord suddenly decided to sell it. He gave us a choice of buying it which we decided against because the home has ...


 I let my property via a letting agent?
I let my property via a letting agent who found me a tenant. since the tenants moved in they have not paid me any rent and now owe me over £4000. The tenant is now saying that he will not leave ...


 Council reckon my home under right to buy is worth £95000,its like house that jack built,can they do this?
the bloke over the road bought a simalar property 2bedroom semi for £45000 2years ago under the same scheme.i just think they are trying to swindle me.they told me that i could bring in my own ...


 Question about paying rent?
I live in a 3 bedroom house with my boyfriend, a baby on the way... This may be a strange question but I'm just wondering how much people pay for rent?... I feel we pay too much, maybe I'm ...


 Should I pay this?
I rent a house from a letting agency. I have not even been in the property 6 months yet and I have been sent a bill from the Rates Collection Agency for £440. I'm not sure if this is for the ...


 I started my own cleaning busines, so far so good, cleaning apt. homes.offices, but i have a problem with?
customer, last time i was in his apartment cleaning he was walking naked around and before he left to work he start to make personal question, like he want something else from me besides cleaning, so ...


 If i want to refinance my home do i need to see a broker or straight to the bank?
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 Any good ideas on how to keep people from stealing the for sale signs we have posted to sell our home?
The signs are along the highway leading up to our house and we have had to replace them 3 times in the past 2 weeks--I can't afford a security camera to catch the person who is doing this----so I...


 I was injured at my rental home,is my landlord resposible for the bill ?
I fell and fractured my elbow while going down the steps at my rental home. I have renters insurance but not health insurance. The steps are not level and there was no handrail. After replacement ...


 Moving Out at 16 - Is it possible, and how do I go about this?
Okay, heres the deal. At home, me and my Mam argue a hell of a lot, and occasionally we get into fights. We can only ever manage to sit at the dinner table for about half an hour before we get into a ...


 Moving to another state?
I want to move to another state not sure which yet but I wanted to know about prices of houses or apartments I just want a simple one bedroom one bath house since its only me and please be sure to ...


 How old were you when you bought your first house and how much was it?
I live in NJ and the real estate here is very costly. I'm 27 right now and I don't think I am anywhere near a down payment for even a condo (typically in the $200K range). It's just ...


 Is it mandatory that you carry homeowners insurance?
My wife and I have two kids, and we have been forced to live on a tighter budget for the past 6 months. Allstate just raised our homeowners insurance by $50/month and that is more than we can afford ...


 Can I afford this apartment, or would I be getting too "over my head"?
I live in the Northeast region of the US, where costs of living aren't exactly the cheapest. I'm looking at an apartment that costs $905/mo for 1bedroom. This price is for a place in a ...


 Wats the cost of living in USA?
iam frm india and going for a masters degree in US, iam not taking a accomadation that the uni is providing, so pls tell me detailes the cost of living

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 I am a renter the prop. is selling. My lease is not up. what happens to me this week when they close?
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 What can you do when someone you bought a house from did not make a significant disclosure?
We bought a house in September. The seller disclosed a mushroom farm nearby that causes a foul odor when they rotate their compost piles, but did not disclose that a military base nearby routinely ...



GStevo
Is it possible to rent your flat out and use the money to buy another property? Two mortgages at the same time
If I rented out my flat, could I then use that money to put towards another flat? I.e. have two mortgages at the same time?

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Lauren
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If you can persuede the mortgage company to lend you enough money then sure...

Mortgage companies may be hesitant to let you have 2 mortgages at once with only 1 wage though because even with you renting out your flat because there is no guarantee that you would get this money every month...

Best to speak to a few mortgage companies and see what they say...


stepup1895
absolutely, actually it's a great way to build wealth. You just gotta make sure you can support both mortgages and have enough equity for security.
For more help with this, you can visit www.webuyhouses.com.au


just trying to make a difference
yes, it's called 'let to buy' this was really popular several years ago, now you hear more of 'buy to lets' where people buy a house to rent it out.
why not go along to a couple of mortgage advisers at local estate agents offices for a bit of free advice, or ask your bank.


MISSY G
Yes you can, lots of people do it


TREV59
Simple answer is yes, however your mortgage provider will need to be informed of the change and this will change the terms of the mortgage or may mean they won't want to continue to lend in which case you need a lender who does offer mortgages for properties that are sub-let. This will inevitably mean a higher rate of interest than a 'standard' mortgage product I'm afraid.

You should also consider issues relating to insurance if you sub-let as this too will be affected. There are companies out there that specialise in 'landlords' insurance.


old know all
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This can be done. One is a residential mortgage and the other is an investment mortgage. You need to make sure you explain to the first lender exactly what you plan to do. They'll probably fall over themselves to help you because they'll then have two properties as security.


deadrat
Yes.


Esmerelda
I don't know if it is the same in Britain, but in America it is quite common to own multiple properties and use some of them for income with all of the properties mortgaged. As long as you can make the payments, you can have the mortgage since you have the property as collateral.


paul p
Yes its called a let to but mortgage, NOT a buy to let mortgage. Alot of people use this to avoid the higher deposit required for a buy to let and just dont move


leonard s
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if you can afford it ,yes


Evie
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Yes, it's called "buy to let" , but the interest rate for that kind of mortgage is higher. I would recommend an IFA rather than a mortgage broker - the IFA is almost guaranteed to search the whole market.


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