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Renting a House

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  • 16-11-2013 12:17am
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    YUNGFARMER2013
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    To start, I'm sorry if this is the wrong thread. :o

    I'm 19 yrs old, currently in school hoping to go to University next year so I will be in education for the next 4/5 yrs.

    Basically I hope to buy a house in Scotland. It is £75,000. It has three bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom. It is situated two miles from a university, with most rental properties aiming at students. From looking at surrounding properties the going rate is £85 a week including bills. So I would hope to rent it out @ £50 a room a week excluding bills. The rental period is 40 weeks for the students so the income will be £6,000 a year. I will be pay £3,000 a year so in total it will be £9,000 which I will put in to pay off the mortgage. I've got a small income to pay off the council tax and any other expenses.

    So basically, say its a £85,000 mortgage over a 10 year period, I will be able to pay £9,000 a year = 9 1/2 years. As I hope I will be out of college in 5 yrs I will hope to get a job, and will probably be able to pay it off earlier. I also live on a farm and I have invested in cattle and hope to make money over the years to come.

    Do you think I will be able to get a loan for this or would I need financial backing from say my parents. I say I could do this but I would rather go it alone. Also my dad is experienced in this having owned rental property for a large no. of years.

    Does this plan sound viable?

    From looking at various sources it should be pretty easy to get tenants as I believe it is a competitive rental price and is a significantly better property than some of the others, being modern and close to the uni etc.


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    Aint Eazy Being Cheezy
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    How will you get a mortgage without a full time job and a regular savings pattern?


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    I would say no chance of getting money from a bank in Ireland. Have no idea how a UK lender will look at the proposal. I assume you are ROI based, which will cause issues when looking for a loan. I would say the chance of getting more than 100% loan is a no go in any market at the moment.

    Also it seems you are planning on putting a total of 4 people in the house including your self. 40 weeks at £50 is £2k by 3 is 6k will you get 2 people to share a room or accept the living room being turned into a bedroom. What happens if someone does not pay or pulls out your share rises to £5k.

    I would say its almost a cert that the bank of parent will have to help out.


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    YUNGFARMER2013
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    Johnny Electricity wrote: »
    How will you get a mortgage without a full time job and a regular savings pattern?

    My income atm is €8,000. I have a part time job and work on a farm. This plan sounds viable and will add £6,000 a year. I'm pretty sure I will be able to pay £9,000 a year if i get it, but I'm just asking if this sounds viable, and if I could go it alone or would need my dads financial backing to get the loan. My dad is pretty experienced with 9 properties in his name. I'm sure I will get the loan if he backs me but would prefer to DO IT ALONE. Surely if I can pay the yearly rate that would be enough????

    Also, I just from a quick quote on a 15 year mortgage its £400 a month from RBS. I look to be paying almost double this.....


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    Aint Eazy Being Cheezy
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    You don't have to take my word but.. no chance. To put it in perspective, you're 8k yearly income is less than the dole. And your hoping to be granted a mortgage?

    You'll need all the help your dad can give you.


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    YUNGFARMER2013 wrote: »
    My income atm is €8,000. I have a part time job and work on a farm. This plan sounds viable and will add £6,000 a year. I'm pretty sure I will be able to pay £9,000 a year if i get it, but I'm just asking if this sounds viable, and if I could go it alone or would need my dads financial backing to get the loan. My dad is pretty experienced with 9 properties in his name. I'm sure I will get the loan if he backs me but would prefer to DO IT ALONE. Surely if I can pay the yearly rate that would be enough????

    Also, I just from a quick quote on a 15 year mortgage its £400 a month from RBS. I look to be paying almost double this.....

    Do you currently live in UK or ROI. If you are moving from Ireland to UK, then you won't have 8k income a year or income from farm. Even if bank accept you have a 10k income the max you should be allowed to borrow is 40k at a push you want more than double that.

    Using this calculator http://www.halifax.co.uk/mortgages/forms/minicalc/container.asp putting in 10k income and 6k as bonus (rent) the max borrowing is 58k leaving you short a deposit of 17k sterling. If the income is only 6k sterling and rent of 6k max lending is 41k short 34k.


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