100% Mortgages are designed to allow you to purchase a property WITHOUT having to provide a deposit.
"I am buying for the first time, do I need a deposit?"
No. 100% (and 100% plus) mortgages
can be arranged for you. This means
that you do not require to pay a
deposit of any kind. Furthermore,
many lenders will allow you to add
legal fees and stamp duty to your
loan. You should always remember
that by adding monies to your loan,
you are increasing the loan you have
to repay. However, 100% loans offer
home purchase to those who would
rather use their savings for home
improvments
or to repay debts, for example.
"Won't I borrow more than the value of the property?"
Yes, and you should always be aware of this. This would cause a problem if you wished to sell the property soon after the mortgage started, as the outstanding loan would be more than the property value. However, most 100% mortgages are not short term, giving the borrower time to start to repay the loan, and if the property increases in value, this creates equity in the property.
What if I have existing debts?
Some lenders will allow you to borrow up to 125% of the property value - this allows you to repay debts, pay stamp duty, legal fees and other costs. It also allows you arrange home improvements, for example.
Features of 100% Mortgages:
Up to 125% Lending - to pay fees and consolidate debt
Fixed and Discount Rates
Low fees
Interested?
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Think
carefully before securing other
debts against your home. Your home
may be repossessed if you do not
keep up repayments on your mortgage.
A
fee of a maximum of £500 or 1% of the loan
amount, if greater, payable on completion (typically £295).
For example on a £100,000 mortgage this would
equate to a fee of £1000. The exact fee will
be stated in the relevant Key Facts Illustration
for the mortgage you select. We will also receive
commission from the lender.
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
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